Lately, when it comes to NFT liquidity, there's really only one word: wait.

Wait for the floor price to stabilize, wait for royalties not to be cut off, wait for the community narrative to heat up on its own...
But often, what you get from waiting isn't opportunity, it's silence.
When the floor is thin, placing an order feels like waving at air, and when royalties drop, people say "it's better for transactions," but it more feels like they've taken the last bit of warmth away.
Honestly, what I buy isn't just images; more often, it's that feeling in the community chat of "we're still here."

By the way, I also feel a bit for those on-chain data tools and tagging systems being criticized as "lagging/misleading."
Sometimes, seeing an address tagged makes me uneasy, only for it to be reversed a few days later...
Anyway, I now trust my own community-surfing instincts more: as long as people are still chatting, creators are still popping up, there's no need to rush to declare death.
As for me? Every time I finish minting, I say I won't FOMO anymore, then keep waiting for that "I've thought it through," but usually, it never comes.