After spending too long in the mine tunnels, whenever I see the term “NFT floor,” I instinctively start calculating the profit-and-loss versus the risk-reward ratio.

With the current market like this, royalties aren’t coming in, and the community narrative has gone stale too. It’s a bit like those mining pools that nobody maintained after DeFi Summer back then. But I still get a compulsion to keep tinkering—not out of greed, but that obsession of “what if there’s an early signal hidden in this pile of code that gets mistakenly killed.” I can’t drop it.

Back when funding rates were extremely wild, the chat was noisy with arguments about whether it was a reversal or a blow-off squeeze—but I stayed quiet. Since NFTs aren’t linked to that side, sometimes that’s actually a good thing; at least you won’t end up being buried by the same batch of leverage.

That’s it for now—keep scanning floor, and I’ll write again after I step into a pit.