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I find myself getting itchy every time I see "New Mint Countdown"… It’s not that I think I can make money, but that obsession of "I’ll get on first to secure the perfect spot" is taking over, even though I know liquidity is the real key later on. Right now, many NFT floor prices look okay, but when I actually try to list, I find the transactions are painfully thin, and when royalties are adjusted, the community starts arguing. When the narrative is hot, everyone says they support creators; when things cool down, they start calculating whether the friction costs are worth it. Recently, L2s are again competing over TPS, fees, and subsidies. I see it as quite divided: the faster and cheaper the chain, the more NFTs are seen as quick-in, quick-out small tickets. Anyway, I’m starting to get tangled again, wanting to wait until the distribution is healthier before jumping in, but often that wait just ends up being for nothing. That’s all for now.