I muted the group, and my ears felt much clearer, and I suddenly saw clearly: the liquidity of NFTs is really just this shallow. Usually everyone talks about floors, narratives, and royalties; when it's hot, it’s like the whole village celebrating the New Year; when it cools down, the orders pile up with no one to take them, and the competition over royalties is really just fighting over that tiny amount of transactions, which is quite realistic.

Recently, hardware wallets are still out of stock, phishing links are rampant again, and there are a bunch of screenshots in the group of “quickly connect to claim airdrops,” which makes my scalp tingle. To put it plainly, when liquidity is poor, it’s easiest to get caught up in trying to recover losses; safety habits should actually be stricter: don’t rush to click, don’t take your main wallet to test, and if the narrative cools down, you can wait; if the private key is lost, it’s really gone. That’s all for now.