These days, there's been a lot of talk in the secondary market about royalties. Basically, everyone just wants "free trading," but it's pretty harsh for creators when their ongoing income gets cut off all at once. In the past, royalties allowed for slow recovery, but now it's become a one-time sale. People talk about decentralization, but in practice, they still prefer cheaper options... I feel conflicted: I dislike uncertainty when doing perpetual hedging, but when it comes to supporting creators, I start to nitpick.

By the way, it's ridiculous that hardware wallets are out of stock, yet many people still click on phishing links. I just transferred $13.7 to try a new contract address, checked the copy-paste three times, and honestly, I’d rather be 30 seconds slow than stay up late drinking coffee and staring at K-line charts while monitoring customer service tickets. I don’t have an answer for how to design royalties, but at least don’t let scammers take the biggest chunk.