I almost copied the wrong address for the NFT listing price just now… A little slip, and I almost broke through the floor, my heart rate spiked. I also took the opportunity to feel what’s called “liquidity”: when it’s time to sell, the floor isn’t a number, it’s an emotional thermometer; when the narrative is hot, someone will buy, when it’s cold, only you are staring at the listing in a daze.

Royalties are also quite realistic; charging high makes short-term liquidity tighter; charging low makes creators more prone to losing blood. Anyway, when I look at the market now, I not only check the floor price but also glance at whether recent transactions are concentrated in a few trades, whether they rely on lotteries or collaborations with short bursts.

Recently, the group has been arguing about privacy coins, mixing coins, and the boundaries of compliance, honestly similar to NFTs: one side wants freedom, the other wants an entry point, and in the end, it all comes down to the trading experience. When it cools down, it’s just cold. That’s it for now, I won’t copy randomly anymore today.