Recently I’ve been seeing some NFT floor prices, and the drop really has me feeling a bit dizzy. Back when people were chasing blue-chip NFTs, there was that intense heat—but now even the people in the community who shout trade calls are fewer. Once the royalty terms change, the liquidity pool feels like a mountain stream frozen in winter—water is still there, but it won’t flow.

No need to panic anyway. I never really relied on this to get rich quick. When I used to see the floor price plunge, I’d feel anxious—but now I actually think it’s the time to slowly add fuel.

By the way, I also saw people discussing extremely high or extreme funding rates. Some say it’s a reversal signal, others say you still need to squeeze out the bubble. My view is: in times like this, it’s better to look less at the K-line charts and more at whether what you hold is actually suitable. Long term, it’s not about talent—it’s about habits. Habit: build your position in batches. Habit: treat your position size like firewood. Don’t chase a burst of explosive gains—just keep the stove warm. Anyway, let it be like this. The mountains are quiet; just wait slowly for the snow to melt.