After I muted the group, my mind suddenly felt much clearer...

In the past, I was fixated on PFP floor prices and the group's emotions, feeling like I was being led by the "liveliness."
Now looking back, the PFP/member/brand setup definitely has long-term value, but only if you're willing to keep producing content and stay memorable;
if it's just a few collaborations and slogans, honestly, that's short-term attention.

Recently, social mining and fan tokens have become popular again, everyone shouting "attention is mining,"
I'm a bit skeptical: attention can indeed be turned into money, but it's more like a disposable battery—once it's used up, it's gone.
Anyway, I'm now more willing to pick up slowly near the floor, grabbing liquidity and emotional mismatches, not some myth;
as for going all-in... forget it, when the pullback hits, you'll realize the group won't be crying for you.