Recently, I saw the secondary market arguing over royalty cuts again, basically everyone just wants more certainty: creators want ongoing cash flow, while traders complain about high costs and limited liquidity. If I really had to choose, I care more about whether the "rules can be sustained." Today, there’s a royalty-free policy, but tomorrow it might be added back temporarily. That kind of instability is more discouraging than paying a little more.

Lately, on-chain activities have been flashing staking unlocks and token unlock calendars, with selling pressure anxiety wave after wave. It’s actually quite similar to the royalty dispute, both asking: will there be dilution in the future, will my assets be taken away? Anyway, my current approach remains the same: don’t stay up late watching the market, don’t heavily bet on narratives, and when encountering projects that change rules, just observe first—taking it slow is okay.