Recently, I saw more debates about royalties in the secondary market, and it's both funny and frustrating: on one hand, shouting "support creators," on the other hand, shutting down royalties faster than a faucet... Basically, everyone is just calculating their own interests. As someone who has been raising their hand from the back row for years, I care more about "how to divide, who collects, and how to implement" in proposals; otherwise, even the most appealing slogans will fall flat in practice. Especially now, with discussions about interest rate cuts and the US dollar index fluctuating along with risk assets, when emotions heat up, it's even easier to treat long-term incentives as short-term costs and cut them. Anyway, I tend to vote conservatively: prefer simple, executable rules over a seemingly just but practically unenforceable royalty system. That's all for now.