Recently, I took another look at NFT liquidity, and honestly, it all comes down to the floor price: placing more orders is like squeezing into a subway, those who want to sell are always more eager than those who want to buy. The royalty issue is even more awkward; when it's hot, everyone shouts "support creators," but when things cool down, they start finding ways to bypass it. They talk a big game in words but are honest with their actions... I won't pretend either. When it’s really time to sell, who doesn’t first consider how much they’ll lose? Now the macro is also talking about rate cut expectations and the US dollar index. Risk assets go up and down together, excited or scared, and for more emotional assets like NFTs, it’s even more obvious. Anyway, before I buy now, I first check if the pool is deep enough, and I also factor in the Gas fees, so I don’t end up being the one teaching liquidity a lesson.