In the morning, I tidied up the desk and found a sticky note, on which it still said "Must hold the floor of that NFT"... Now it feels a bit awkward. To put it simply, the liquidity of NFTs often gets stuck on three things: the floor price is an emotional anchor, royalties are the friction between buyers and sellers, and community narratives are when everyone dares to jump in when it's hot, but when things cool down, only pending orders remain, waiting for someone to lift them. Recently, I've also been talking about social mining and fan tokens, that set of "attention as mining," I feel it's not entirely false, but attention comes quickly and leaves even faster. In the end, it still boils down to: are you willing to keep bidding and telling stories during the quiet times? Anyway, when I look at the market, I first check the trading depth, then see if royalties have been bypassed, and try to avoid being led astray by phrases like "the community is very strong."