I just turned off the "automatic royalty" switch for the NFT marketplace, which feels a bit uncomfortable but also helps me accept reality... In the secondary market, everyone is competing for small margins, and royalties essentially become voluntary donations. The more they collect, the more it seems like they're discouraging liquidity. But if they don't collect at all, creators really have no income, leaving behind a bunch of "only looking at the floor price" zombie listings.



With my small funds now, I prefer to be more disciplined: I support directly in the primary/related markets, and in the secondary, I follow trading logic—don't moralize yourself. Recently, I heard about some regions increasing taxes and the compliance direction changing unpredictably, making deposit and withdrawal expectations tighter, and everyone is less willing to pay that little "extra fee"... Anyway, I’ll turn on the risk switch first, harvest the L2 tasks, then withdraw, and not get into a prolonged fight.
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