Recently, people keep asking me "how to slow down on-chain data," and frankly, it's not necessarily the chain being slow, but your data retrieval layer is struggling. When you click on the frontend, it either goes through RPC or hits an indexer/subgraph; with RPC, rate limiting causes queues and retries, while the indexer may lag behind synchronization or face heavy query loads, temporarily returning old block heights, which looks like funds suddenly stopped flowing. Especially during extreme fee periods, everyone is watching data intensely, query volumes spike, and the lag becomes more obvious... My usual approach is quite simple: for the same transaction, switch between two RPCs to check receipts, then compare the block height and event logs. Don’t jump to conclusions just because you see "reversal/continued congestion"; first, confirm whether the data is slowed down due to rate limiting.