In the morning, I looked for my charger in the drawer and casually opened a few NFT floor prices... It’s a bit like the anxiety when your phone battery drops to 10%: the floor is thin, cancel one order, and the narrative immediately cools down. Royalties are more practical; honestly, when liquidity is poor, everyone’s first thought is “Can I sell it?” not “Should I support the creator.” Recently, the bickering over L2 TPS/fees/subsidies also seems similar—it's lively but not necessarily useful, and when subsidies stop, the truth is revealed. Anyway, I now see NFTs passing three hurdles: order depth, whether royalties can hold up, and whether the community’s words are just slogans... survive first, then talk about profits.