Late-night NFT browsing still the same: the floor price looks pretty stable, but when you actually want to buy, you realize the liquidity is like seats at a late-night snack stand—lively but not necessarily available for you. Royalties are even more awkward; if you set them high, people say "bloodsucking," and if you set them low, no one wants to tell stories long-term. When the narrative cools down, the floor feels like it's been sucked out of air... Basically, it's just a group chat of mutual encouragement.

Recently, hardware wallets are out of stock again, and phishing links are everywhere. The more these happen, the more I feel that "community cohesion" sounds a bit fancy. In reality, the basics are just not clicking on the wrong links and not mistaking signatures for likes. Anyway, I’d rather hold back on a couple of impulsive transactions, check permissions and addresses first, to avoid changing plans again when I wake up tomorrow.