Yesterday, I was overwhelmed after repeatedly checking NFT floor prices... I say I look at community narratives, but I still keep an eye on that floor line. When prices dip a little, I get nervous; when they rise a bit, I can't help but want to chase. That's just me.

Liquidity is really very practical: when there's no trading, no matter how nice the royalty terms are, they feel like air; once it heats up, everyone starts arguing about whether creators should get paid, basically just looking at whether they have assets on hand. The community narrative is the same—when it's cold, no one talks; when it's hot, suddenly the group is full of "We need to do this for the long term."

By the way, I recently saw new L1/L2 projects offering incentives to pull TVL, and veteran users complaining about "mining, selling," and I surprisingly resonate with that... NFT space is the same—when it heats up, everyone thinks about cashing out, and after cashing out, they start missing the "consensus." Anyway, I’ll keep my hands in my pockets for now, be less impulsive, and not turn into fuel again.