Recently, I checked out a few old NFT pools again, the floor looks okay, but in reality, the order book depth is empty. When it’s time to sell, slippage scares people away... Royalties are also quite delicate; taking too much reduces liquidity, not taking enough feels like treating creators as tools. In the end, it still depends on whether the community narrative is hot or not: when it’s hot, everyone talks about "culture"; when it’s cold, they don’t even want to click on profile pictures. On the macro side, the rate cut expectations fluctuate, sometimes getting excited, sometimes calming down. The US dollar index and risk assets are both acting erratically, and NFTs are even more of an emotional amplifier. My friend also complained, “You’re looking at a floor price like it’s a stock order book,” but I can’t help it—I prefer to cancel orders rather than hold stubbornly. Just trying to stay alive first.