Last night, I checked out an old NFT project, and the floor price was as volatile as a thermometer—fluctuating wildly. There were a bunch of listings, but only a few actual sales. Liquidity, honestly, is just “someone willing to take your emotions.” Royalties are also pretty awkward: if they set them high, everyone complains about the cut; if they set them low, the team has no income. In the end, they can only rely on community storytelling to keep going. If the story resonates, it stays warm; if not, it quickly turns cold.

What’s even more ridiculous is that now, with airdrop season and a points system, airdrop hunters are acting like clocking in at work. When the task platform tightens up against anti-witch measures, everyone becomes even more cautious about making moves. Even on the NFT side, people are more careful… I feel a bit down, but it’s okay, at least those addresses on the chain are still “talking,” just a bit quieter. Anyway, I’ll start with small amounts and not put all my hopes on a single picture.