Lately, I've been a bit annoyed by monitoring on-chain data: even when I see large holders "just" move, I check the timestamp and realize it's because my RPC/indexer is a half beat slow, or even when I switch nodes, it shows a "more recent/older" version... Basically, you think you're watching real-time data, but you're actually looking at a delayed replay assembled by others.

Now, when I review, I have to treat "data delay" as a risk factor and include it in my rules: when I see unusual activity, I wait a moment first, compare with a different RPC, and then decide whether to follow. Recently, there's been talk about increased taxes and compliance tightening in certain regions, causing deposit and withdrawal expectations to shift, making everyone more anxious. I myself am more easily misled by these "on-chain signals." Stop-loss is like confessing—it's not wrong, but at least I need to confirm that the person I'm confessing to isn't an illusion.