I checked a few old blue-chip listings, the floor still looks stable, but that kind of liquidity where "anyone can list and someone will buy" is really gone, more like family members just supporting each other's scenes... The royalty issue is also quite delicate, charging too much makes buyers go around, charging too little leaves creators with no motivation to keep telling stories, in the end, it still depends on whether the community narrative can keep the fire going. Recently, AI Agents and automated trading have been brought up as new narratives, I don't dislike automation, since everyone is lazy anyway, but the more frequent on-chain interactions become, the more I worry about a bunch of authorizations and signatures trapping myself. To be honest, it's lively but if no one pays attention to security, it gets pretty awkward. Let's wait and see, once emotions cool down, the first thing to be exposed is "can't sell."