Recently, buying NFTs again has a vibe of "the floor is back," but liquidity, to put it simply, is like a night market stall—when there are many people, you think it's lively; when everyone leaves, you're left holding royalties and narratives in a daze. When royalties are higher, everyone calls for protecting creators; when lower, they start competing over who can run away faster... Anyway, in the end, it still depends on whether there are genuine buyers, otherwise the floor is just self-entertainment.

These days, some places are tightening taxes and compliance again, and the expectations for deposits and withdrawals are changing. The little impulse to "just gamble casually" in the wallet is noticeably reduced, especially with NFTs—money will first go to places where it can be withdrawn at any time. As for how I avoid impulsive orders? Very simple: before placing an order, take your hand off the keyboard, check the liquidation hot zones and funding rates, and if your heartbeat speeds up, just close the page and cool off for a while. Discipline is greater than stories; even when stories are hot, stay cool.