Lately, I've been getting a bit annoyed with NFT liquidity monitoring: the floor price looks lively, but in reality, a lot of transactions are smoothed out by routers, resulting in large slippage, and what you get in hand is nothing like what you expected. The issue of royalties is even more awkward; frankly, when the market is weak, everyone just wants to avoid it, and creators can only rely on narratives to hold up. When the community cools down, even profile pictures start to look like inventory. I've seen too many collapse points of blockchain games: when inflation kicks in, studios enter the scene, token prices begin to spiral, and eventually, NFT liquidity just cuts off... Anyway, now I’d rather focus on how deep the pools are and am too lazy to listen to stories of “how strong we are.”

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