Half-understoodZK

Recently, I looked over the transaction records of a few old NFTs again, and the more I look, the more I think that "liquidity" is more honest than how good the artwork looks: once there's no one to buy the floor, no matter how heated the community narrative is, it’s like playing background music in an empty room... Royalties are also quite awkward; creators obviously want them, but buyers find the slippage + royalties stacking too painful, so everyone prefers to fish around in places where royalties aren’t enforced, and on-chain data looks pretty cold. Conversely, communities with ongoing con