This means you have to rely on oracles or externed storage which can fail.I theory transactions might be quick, but the fact that confirmation thimes are always changing duning any kind of network activity,or that costs change with token prices, makes things a constant operation headache.
I have been playing around with these Blockchain setups for a while now,and the other day it hit me again how much of this stuff does net work when you try to use it every day.It was lete at night, and I was trying to get through a simple transaction on one of those "scalable" chain when I should have been sleeping. Those little things make you wonder if any of this infrastructure is really made for people who are not just guessing but are actually building or using things on regular basis.The main problem is not a big conspiracy or a teacher failure; it is something much simpler. Users have to deal with unreliable access, where a simple question turns into a waiting game or, worse, a failed one because the data is not really on_chain and can not be verified.it is not just about speed; it is also about the reliability gap_knowing that your interaction will not break because of some middle step_ and the UX pain of having to double check everything, which makes it hard to get into the habit of using it regularly costs add up too, but not in big ways. They come in small amounts that make you think twice before hitting "send" again.It was Notting special, I was just asking some on_ chain data for a small AI model I was working on as a side project.But the thing dragged on for what felt like forever _ fees went up and down in ways that did not make sense, and the response come back all messed up be cause the data storage was basically a hack job that relied on off_ chain links that did not always work night. I had to refresh the explorer three times because I was not sure if it would even confirm in the and I lost a few more dollars than I had planned and had nothing to show for it but frustration.Blockchain infrastructure tends to break down when it tries to do more than just basic transfers, like storing real data, running computations that need context, or working with AI workflows.You get these setups where data is pushed off_ chain because that base layer can not handle the size or the cost.
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