These days, there's a lot of noise in the secondary market about royalties, arguing as if "justice must be served," but on-chain actions are surprisingly consistent: pay less if you can, anyway, just get the transactions going first. The creator economy is being talked about a lot, but honestly, everyone cares more about liquidity and how easy it is to exit. New L1/L2 incentives boost TVL, old users complain "mining, selling," but they honestly go mining... Isn't this just the same old script? Staring at the screen until your eyes hurt, your neck stiff, suddenly realizing royalties are like a test question: "Willing to pay a little more for the story," but most people just leave the answer blank.