Today I saw someone in the group share a site for checking NFT royalty earnings again. My first reaction was that I was tempted to click... I thought it was just to view some data, but then I noticed the domain had an extra letter, and the page even urged you to "connect your wallet to claim creator subsidies," which is a classic phishing tactic. Anyway, I have three red lines: no one gets my seed phrase (not even customer service), if I don’t understand the signature popup, I close it (don’t be fooled by "just login"), give as little authorization as possible, and after using it, revoke the unlimited permissions. No matter how fierce the royalty disputes get, don’t rush to pick a side. I can’t say how to balance secondary liquidity and creator income, but keep your wallet safe first—at least you won’t end up as the worst-off among those "participants in the discussion."

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