Lately, I've been more concerned about how the interest rate line is moving. To put it simply, when interest rates go up, money prefers to stay in "safe places," and as risk appetite shrinks, my positions also shrink accordingly. The on-chain turnover rate drops, and I don't want to hold on stubbornly. Conversely, when a rate cut expectation emerges, trading heats up, and everyone gets itchy, but I still follow my take-profit line—when it hits, I close, I don't fall in love with the narrative. The NFT royalty debate is heated; creators want income, secondary markets want liquidity, which is basically the same money moving between different pockets. Whether the hype can continue depends ultimately on turnover and wallet activity. Anyway, I’d rather earn a little less than have my emotions knocked over by a macro move.