Recently, the liquidity of NFTs has been quite mysterious; sometimes the floor price seems to be supported by someone, and once the narrative cools down, it drops like losing power. Royalties are also awkward: charging high makes trading more sluggish, charging low makes creators worry about slacking off, and in the end, it all depends on the community’s small spark of “storytelling” to keep it going. Honestly, when things are lively, everyone is willing to be a believer; when it’s cold, even listing a bid feels like too much effort.

Airdrop season is also adding fuel to the fire, with task platforms turning anti-witchcraft into a competition where people work like a points system, but instead of earning money, they end up distracted, making it even harder for NFTs to find buyers. If I hadn’t impulsively chased that wave of “narrative recovery,” I might still be able to look at the floor price a little less often now… Never mind, if I lost, I’ll just turn off the computer and take a walk.