These days I went back to check the trading volume of a few old NFT projects, honestly, liquidity is like a kitchen stove: the floor price looks okay, but the oil in the pot (order book depth) is gone, and it quickly gets burnt.

Royalties are more like seasonings; if they’re too heavy, people will avoid it, and if they’re too light, the community feels "Why should I contribute to the narrative if you’re not supporting the creators?"
In the end, the excitement is on those shouting stories, while many who want to sell are cold and silent.
Forget it, speaking plainly: don’t just focus on the floor price, first see if you can smoothly complete a trade in a day, and whether there’s enough volume in the top ten price levels.
Recently, the AI Agent/auto-trading wave is also quite obvious, with narratives being hyped up, on-chain interaction permissions, signature pop-ups—who’s really paying attention…
I now have one habit: limit when possible, revoke permissions when possible, better to chase less hype than let your wallet become tuition.