Lately, looking at NFT floor prices makes me both laugh and angry: when there's a buzz, the floor seems to be carried around by people; when everyone disperses, the listings are as thin as paper, and a single slippage can swallow you whole. Royalties are also quite awkward; everyone talks about supporting creators, but when it comes to placing orders, they start to pick "royalty-free" markets... Honestly, storytelling is the real liquidity switch; when the story cools down, no matter how much the community shouts, there’s no trading volume. By the way, I want to complain about those on-chain data tools and tagging systems—once someone sets the rhythm, they look "very accurate," but in reality, they lag terribly. I now prefer to glance at the actual order book depth more often, set stop-loss orders first, and just stop arguing with myself.