These days, observing NFT liquidity, there's really only one word: slow. The floor listings are slowly being filled, transactions are also half a beat behind, and royalties are even more... People say they support creators, but when it comes to selling, they want to avoid it, which is quite realistic. The community narrative is the same—when it's hot, it seems like it's going to the sky; when it cools down, even the group chat becomes eerily quiet.

Cross-chain bridges have issues again, oracles have experienced abnormal quotes, leading to a current consensus of "waiting for confirmation." I've also been trained to do the same: don't rush to push, take a little more time to confirm. To put it simply, when liquidity isn't there, no matter how big the story is, it can't withstand a dump. It's better to earn a little less and draw a clear retreat route first, forget it.