In the NFT market, wandering around and seeing a bunch of projects dead in the water, this feeling is indeed uncomfortable. The real issue is not with NFTs themselves, but with liquidity fragmentation—thousands of collections scattered everywhere, with trading costs and slippage discouraging participation.

If you are a serious collector who trades actively, precise entry and exit are essential skills. Instead of mining through massive noise every time, aggregating the true liquidity of major NFT collections into a single interface makes trading speed and depth clear at a glance. This is the experience that should be available—collectors need clear signals, not to be drowned in a flood of information.

When you can see the true buy/sell walls in the market, alpha naturally emerges.