These days, the NFT market has been a bit cold, with floor prices staying stagnant, only a few transactions actually happening, and royalties dropping, which makes everyone seem more like they "just want to sell." The narrative is quite realistic: when the community heats up, they shout about faith; when it cools down, they start calculating accounts. It's easy to see who's actually working and who's just making empty promises.

Some people also watch large on-chain transfers and unusual activity in exchange hot and cold wallets as signals of "smart money." Honestly, I see it more as weather forecasting: it doesn't necessarily mean rain, but when the wind changes, you grab your umbrella first. I'm just someone casually looking at data; lately, I prefer to chase less after the hype. If I really want to buy, I only choose projects with decent liquidity and an active community—taking it slow.