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SL 73.2 It’s quite reasonable to let it go, don’t force against the trend.

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

This idea is quite "Web3 practical," supporting further iteration.

Today I saw someone share a chart of "whales entering the market" again. My first reaction was to hold back and not rush in... Frankly, big investors' money isn't necessarily coming to pump the price; they might just be repositioning, hedging, or providing insurance for other holdings. Especially those that move in and out in quick succession, across multiple addresses simultaneously—looks lively, but actually more like restructuring rather than serious accumulation. The worst thing about following others is mistaking risk control for faith, while you're actually running naked.
Recently, the d

Achieving the goal ≠ reaching the top, but this continuously delivering project at least does not talk empty words.

Lately, I've been getting a bit obsessed with DAO voting. The proposal surface says "Encourage community participation," but only in the appendix do I find out that rewards are distributed based on voting weight... Basically, the bigger the holder, the more they get, and the more they vote, the bigger their share. And some key parameters are written very vaguely, waiting until after the fact to slowly adjust through execution authority—this power structure just slips by. As a perfectionist, I start to get tangled: I want to wait until things are clearer before voting, but often I end up missin