Lately, browsing the NFT market feels like watching a cold hotpot: when the floor price softens, the order book thickness disappears instantly, and you can't even get out. Royalties are even more awkward; everyone says they support creators, but at the moment of transaction, they silently choose "0 royalties." Honestly, in the face of liquidity, narratives take a back seat. The community is still trying to tell stories, but as soon as the hype cools down, all that's left in the group are memes and "Is there still anyone here"...

On the other hand, the Layer2 side is constantly arguing about TPS, fees, and subsidies, and it's quite lively. But my feeling is: the real "cost" of NFTs isn't the on-chain gas fees, but whether you can close the deal before emotions flip. Anyway, I'm still the same as always, hanging some retracement orders below the floor price; if I get filled, I consider it a lucky find, if not, I take it as the market teaching me a lesson. That's all for now.