Lately, looking at on-chain data has been a bit frustrating. Clearly "all on the chain," but what you see might just be a version that the neighboring node just woke up with. RPCs are from the perspective of a specific node, and when that node looks at the mempool, block propagation, reorganization, and so on, there's naturally some delay; let alone the indexers, which need to synchronize, parse, and store data—when busy, they directly give you a "late on the chain." So don’t rush to criticize the project team just because the explorer isn’t updated; sometimes it’s just that the pipeline you’re connected to is clogged.

Recently, the community has been arguing over privacy coins/mixing compliance boundaries, and it’s pretty torn apart. But honestly, what you think of as "public and transparent" is all relayed through these infrastructures, and the relay people are a bit slow, so your judgment is also a bit behind. Tired, but still going... I now always compare two RPCs first before doing anything, to avoid getting angry over fake real-time data and raising my blood pressure.