Recently, I took another look at NFT floor prices. How to say this, the floor price is like a mood thermometer: it rises when the narrative heats up, and slides when it cools down. People who treat liquidity like tap water are probably still stuck in the "learning curve." The royalty aspect is even more subtle; collecting fees makes transactions thinner, and not collecting fees leads the community to start moral judgment... Anyway, now whenever I see the words "community consensus," I can't help but laugh.

By the way, the funding rates for spot/derivatives in the neighboring market are extremely volatile. The group is arguing fiercely: is it a reversal or just more bubble squeezing? I just think everyone's stubbornness is as extreme as the rates, which is quite fitting.

As for security, I admit defeat: before buying an NFT, I spend a few extra minutes checking if the contract is a clone or if the link is phishing. I'd rather go through the trouble than save two steps and end up paying royalties to scammers.