Recently, I've been observing NFT liquidity, and it feels like a community thermometer: when the floor price drops, the narrative starts to sweat; when the floor heats up, everyone begins to pretend they're in it for the long term. The recent war of words over royalties is even more typical, basically saying creators need their bread and butter, traders want speed, and everyone feels wronged.

What I care more about is who actually holds the "authority": is it the fixed royalties written into the contract, a platform toggle switch, or community votes for temporary changes? If you only look at slogans without examining the evidence chain, you'll end up being led by the narrative. Anyway, I now prioritize checking the contract and past proposals when choosing projects—it's interesting to watch, but avoid stepping into traps.