Lately, browsing the NFT market feels a bit like wandering through a night market: the floor prices are pretty firm, but when you actually try to buy, you realize the liquidity is like air, and after a while, everyone gets numb from just watching. Royalties are also quite mysterious; everyone says they support creators, but when it comes to paying, they start complaining about the high costs. In the end, it still depends on whether the community narrative is hot or not. When it's hot, a single image can be turned into a universe story; when it's cold, no one even cares about the memes. Layer 2 is always comparing TPS, fees, and subsidies every day, arguing like neighboring stalls fighting for business, but the most honest one in the wallet is: go where it's easiest to sell. Later, I thought it was pretty funny—I’m still using the least amount of money to buy the most ridiculous profile pictures, just for fun… That’s it for now, risk is part of it, just don’t get too caught up.