In the past few days, I’ve come across several NFT communities arguing about floor prices and royalties. Honestly, when liquidity is poor, everyone starts focusing on the most easily quantifiable aspects. When the floor drops, even the hottest narratives can instantly cool down; when royalties decrease, creators and long-term holders feel drained, which is quite frustrating. It feels like the current NFT market is a mix of a bustling market and a puzzle: lively, but real transactions depend on a few key “connectors.” By the way, the staking system has also been criticized as a “nested doll,” which makes me more cautious. Earning yields stacking on top of each other sounds great, but when sentiment reverses, those who jumped in first are often the ones who find it hardest to sell. Anyway, I’ll just keep waiting for the sentiment to settle down—slower is fine.