These days, browsing NFTs has been a bit disheartening: as soon as the floor drops, everyone runs, and that royalty money is increasingly starting to look like "tips based on mood." Once the community narrative cools down, even avatars are too lazy to change... Honestly, liquidity really isn't sustained by just sentiment.

I'm still working on a task list, and whenever I encounter a new project, I start with small tests. Turns out, many now love to ride the AI Agent and auto-trading narratives—interactions are there, but security really depends on paying attention to the details: don’t click authorize randomly, don’t sign contracts blindly, or your wallet might be emptied before you even finish filling out the tax forms.

Anyway, when I look at NFTs now, it all comes down to three words: can it sell? If it can sell, then we can talk about the story; if it can’t, I’ll just treat it as tuition… But it’s not all bad—some communities are genuinely working hard, and when the hype picks up, it’s still pretty comforting. That’s all for now.