Recently, the debate over whether to pay royalties in the secondary market has exploded again. Basically, everyone wants good liquidity and low fees, but creators also rely on that steady income... I'm caught in the middle and just want to ask: before you turn off royalties, have you first closed those "rules that can be changed at any time" clauses in the contract? Once permissions are granted, today it's no royalties, tomorrow it's mandatory charges—don't act surprised.

Some people also interpret NFT royalties alongside ETF fund flows and U.S. stock market risk appetite, feeling like explaining why my fridge is frosting over with weather forecasts... It can be referenced, but don’t take it as gospel. Anyway, I now prefer to spend an extra half hour checking permissions/upgrades/oracle dependencies. If I do buy, I’ll prioritize those with "rules written in stone and unchangeable," even if they cost more or are more troublesome—at least I can sleep peacefully.