It’s raining today and the traffic is absolutely brutal, and the coffee I bought has gone cold too… I came back and the chain feels even colder. Recently, NFT floor prices really feel like deflating bubbles—just swipe and they’re gone. And if you place just a few more orders, the slippage alone can talk people out of it. Royalties are also pretty awkward; honestly, everyone wants to support creators, but the moment a real transaction closes, people start calculating how much they “overpaid.” When liquidity tightens, it gets even more sensitive. Community narratives are also hot-and-cold: when things are hot, every chat is “we’re going to do big things,” and when things are cold, people can’t even be bothered to click bids. Plus, the constant talk about staking unlocks and token unlock calendars every day brings sell-pressure anxiety to the surface, so everyone is more willing to hold stablecoins instead—making NFTs feel even more like optional spending… Right now, I’m just watching a few pools to see whether their fee distributions have changed, and what I can do is only make small moves—no forcing it.