Lately, when it comes to NFT liquidity, it's really like ice cream under neon lights: when the floor price drops, community narratives heat up, and everyone rushes in; when it cools down, the order book becomes as thin as paper, and if you want to sell, you have to take a loss. Royalties are also quite awkward—frankly, creators need to make a living, but trading platforms want "zero friction." The tug-of-war between both sides ultimately depends on whose story can hold up.

What's even more amusing is that now, with AI Agents + automated trading coming into play, on-chain interactions look lively, but in reality, half of it is just hype-building, and the other half is hunting for security vulnerabilities... I, being a cautious person, habitually take screenshots to save evidence first, then proceed—it's not embarrassing to be a bit slow.