Good evening friends 🌙 Before ending the day, here's something I think deserves more attention when researching NFT marketplaces. The activity feed. Most people look at an NFT collection and immediately check the floor price. I get it. Price is usually the first thing we notice. But price alone doesn't explain what's happening. On Fogo, @VelixoMarket provides a live activity feed showing sales, listings, delistings, and offers. That creates a more interesting picture. Are holders listing more NFTs? Are buyers actually purchasing them? Is demand showing up through offers, or are people simply watching from the sidelines? These are different signals. And none of them should be interpreted in isolation. A collection can have an attractive floor price without meaningful buying activity. That's why I prefer looking beyond a single number. For me, the interesting question isn't always how cheap an NFT is. It's whether there's a real market forming around it. What do you check first when researching an NFT collection? Floor price, trading volume, or holder activity? $VLX