These days, I've been hearing a lot of noise about royalties, basically saying that creators want to make a living and the secondary market wants quick profits. The most honest part is the liquidity caught in the middle: when the floor price drops, no matter how hot the narrative is, everyone has to catch their breath first. I ran a small test, constantly watching uptime and risk of penalties, and I’ve become quite sensitive to the NFT’s “floor consensus” — it’s not about who has the loudest voice being stable, but about who’s willing to take the risk. When community narratives are cold, the depth of order listings is more useful than posters. By the way, I want to say: what I fear most isn’t slow progress, but chaos — rules changing every day, making everyone afraid to bid, and in the end, only emotions are left spinning in circles. That’s all for now, I’ll keep working on my boring infrastructure.