Just now, my phone popped up a red dot reminder: “Some NFT floor +12%”, and when I clicked in, it was just a few small trades pushing the floor up, liquidity was ridiculously thin… To put it simply, the floor is more like an emotional thermometer, not a real trading surface. Now the royalties are also quite awkward, charging too much makes people take detours, charging too little leaves the team without money to tell stories or hold events, community narratives cool down, and the order wall immediately looks frozen. Recently, I also heard about some regions tightening and loosening taxes and compliance measures, people around me are clearly more conservative about deposits and withdrawals, and the illusion of NFTs being “sell whenever you want” is more likely to break. Anyway, when I look at projects now, I first check: recent trading depth, whether major markets respect royalties, whether the community is still active… then decide whether to interact, don’t be led by notifications to follow the rhythm.