Recently, on-chain data viewing is always "lagging," and to be honest, it's not necessarily your network issues... Many times, it's because the indexer/Subgraph hasn't processed the new blocks yet, or RPC is rate-limited. The frontend can only give you an old cache first, and then update once it's caught up. Especially since everyone is competing over L2 TPS, fees, and subsidies, the demand surges when popularity rises, making nodes more prone to queuing.

I'm actually starting to accept this "slowness": preferring to confirm a bit later, to avoid being misled by a false data line. It's the same with managing positions—picking up bargains slowly, waiting for certainty before acting, which saves a lot of mental stress.