I flipped through an NFT’s floor price on a whim, and it dropped again. Royalties also got cut from 5% to 0.5%. Suddenly it feels like this market is just like a charger—back then fast charging was the standard; now even slow charging is taking up too much space. In the community, things are getting heated: people say miners/validators make money by scraping MEV, and retail users line up waiting for ordering so long it feels like they go all the way to the horizon. Fairness? Forget it. Anyway, I’m just a small player—I don’t even have a chance to get bumped ahead.

In any case, when NFT liquidity is cold, the floor price falls like a sticky note—easy to slap on, hard to peel off. I’m used to buying in batches, trading time for space: don’t go all-in at once. Just wait patiently, either until the community narrative heats up again, or until the next wave makes the charger the new standard. For now, I’ll just treat it like growing flowers—give it less water, and quietly stay put.