Lately, I've been feeling a bit helpless when browsing NFT markets. The floor prices seem stable, but in reality, there are only a few transactions each time, as if liquidity has been drained. The same goes for royalties—when things are hot, everyone talks about supporting creators; when it cools down, people start coming up with all kinds of excuses. In the end, community narratives also cool off: fewer messages in groups, no one sharing on social media. Basically, without trading, there's no enthusiasm.

By the way, that main public chain is about to upgrade/maintain, right? Everyone's guessing whether projects will move away. I think there's no need to rush into the "migration narrative" just yet. When the chain goes down, vulnerabilities like wallet authorizations, cross-chain bridges, and old contract permissions are the easiest to exploit. Now, I just check permissions whenever I see new markets or new contracts—better to be slow than to have to issue an apology later… Let's see.