Recently flipping NFTs feels a bit like flipping old tapes: when the floor price drops, the group immediately shifts from "We are culture" to "Is anyone willing to buy in"... The royalty situation is also quite awkward; when prices are high, no one lists, and when prices are low, it seems like they're bleeding the narrative. Honestly, liquidity is that thin; when emotions ebb, all you see on the beach are screenshots of "long-term conviction."

These days, everyone is comparing RWA, US Treasury yields, and on-chain yield products, sounding like an old man chatting about deposit interest—pretty realistic: once there's a benchmark for "stability," NFT projects that rely on storytelling become even more dependent on community hype.

My own simple trick to avoid impulsive buying: first, close the image I want to buy, then check the ten-minute trading records and order book depth, and listen to a couple of opinions in the group... If I still feel tempted, I only make a small test purchase, don’t turn the volume all the way up right away, or I might hurt my ears. Just do it like that for now.