These days, when looking at NFT markets, the floor price is actually like an emotional thermometer. When it's hot, any story can easily hype people up; when it's cold... frankly, no matter how low you list, no one will buy, and liquidity moves faster than the narrative. Royalties are also quite awkward—everyone talks about supporting creators, but when a sale happens, they start nitpicking platforms and routing, saving a little here and there.

And then there's the issue of the main public chain needing upgrades/maintenance. People in the group are guessing whether there will be an "ecosystem migration." I think it's more about short-term panic and traders looking for a way out. If they really wanted to move, it wouldn't be so smooth. Anyway, I’m just treating it as practice now—not dreaming of beating the market. If I can avoid getting caught up or breaking down from the floor fluctuations, that’s already a small win. That’s it for now, continuing to stay low-key.