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Lately, NFT liquidity has been kind of interesting. Setting aside whatever’s been happening with floor prices going up or down, just the royalty issue alone has sparked multiple rounds of arguments in the community. Some projects directly cut royalties, saying it’s “for liquidity,” but honestly—creators must feel uncomfortable. After all, when people bought in, it was because they were drawn to the community narrative. Now it changes overnight, and it’s honestly hard to deal with.
I don’t know if I’m just being too sensitive, but those posts circulating in the group about stablecoin regulation and reserve audits have been making me feel like there’s something going on. Everyone keeps forwarding “de-peg” rumors, with waves of emotion, but if you think about it calmly, a lot of the news is basically the same stuff repeated—there’s nothing really new. Anyway, my strategy is: take a look first, don’t rush to follow the crowd—staying rational is always right.
For now, that’s it. When the market is cold, it’s actually a good time to check out those new protocols—while things are quiet, go browse around and see if you can pick up a few things. You might even find a surprise.