Last night, I was flipping through the address relationship map until my eyes felt sore, and I saw a transfer "just happened." I was still meowing and thinking I caught a big fish... Later, I realized that the RPC/index service I was using was a bit slow; the data was being supplemented, not on the chain. It’s not that the chain is playing tricks on me; it’s just that the window I’m viewing on the chain is lagging. To put it simply, what you see as "real-time" might just be the memory playback of a certain node, especially when there are many transactions, it becomes even more obvious. Recently, everyone compares RWA, US bond yields, and on-chain yield products together. I also casually click to check, but I first mentally discount it: don’t just stare at the panel numbers, first confirm which data line you’re looking at and whether it’s delayed. Anyway, whenever I encounter strange fluctuations, I switch between a couple of RPCs to compare, so I don’t scare myself.