Recently, looking at the liquidity of NFTs, it’s really like a party after the crowd has left: people are still there, but the conversation has cooled down. When the floor price drops, everyone suddenly starts caring about "community narratives"; when it’s hot, it’s about faith, and when it cools off, it turns into “Did you guys just make empty promises?”

Royalties are even more awkward. Honestly, wanting to support creators isn’t a problem, but when trading volume shrinks, the first reaction from buyers and sellers is: can you just not deduct fees… I only dare to list a small order at 0.003 to test the waters, and the transactions are ridiculously slow.

I also see a bunch of AI Agents and automated trading bouncing around on the chain. The hype says it will free up hands, but cautious people ask: if permissions are too broad, won’t accidents happen again?
Anyway, I don’t dare to just listen to stories when buying NFTs now. First, I check if there are people in the liquidity pools and whether the contract permissions are a mess. As for the rest… just participate in the community atmosphere and don’t take it too seriously.