After I muted the group, my ears became incredibly clear—so clear that I could even hear my own thoughts… Back then, whenever the NFT floor wobbled, the chat would start flipping back and forth between “the narrative is back” and “royalties are going to zero,” and I’d catch the FOMO too. But once liquidity thinned out, limit orders just stuck there like wallpaper—whoever got hit by the first dump would be the one who looks awkward. To put it plainly, a lot of today’s project floors aren’t being propped up by “love”; they’re propped up by that last little bit of attention. When royalties drop, it actually becomes easier to sell, but the community heat cools down right along with it—pretty realistic. I also took a look at those extreme funding rates, and the community is still arguing whether this is a reversal or just more bubble squeezing… I just want to say: argue all you want—don’t treat emotions as liquidity. Your wallet will teach you how to behave. That’s it for now.