These days, I've been listening to people talk about NFT floor prices again. When it's hot, it feels like everyone is lifting the sedan chair together; when it's cold, only the shadow lines are flickering there... Honestly, liquidity is the real thermometer. Royalties are also quite awkward. When the narrative is hot, everyone is willing to "support creators"; once the rush starts, the first cut often hits the royalties. The community slogans are still there, but transactions are already silent.

Recently, meme and celebrity shoutouts for trading signals have become even more attention-grabbing. Veteran players advise newcomers not to take the last step. I can only nod when I hear that: excitement doesn't mean you can sell. Anyway, I treat complexity as an enemy, focusing only on two things: whether there are continuous buy orders, and whether I can accept holding it overnight. That's all for now.