These days, I checked out a few old NFT floor prices again, and honestly, the liquidity is still the same: when it's hot, everyone talks about narratives; when it cools down, only the pending orders remain piled up. Lowering royalties increased trading volume a bit, but the community atmosphere also dispersed, which is quite subtle. The funds from big investors come like tides—when a wave hits, you think "it's coming back to life," but when it recedes, only silence remains.

By the way, hardware wallets are almost out of stock lately, and phishing links are everywhere. People’s awareness of security has improved, but it’s quite ironic: the busiest are not the creators, but the scammers. Anyway, I’m just watching slowly on my side; the floor price doesn’t matter, whether we can survive the cold spell is more important.