Recently, there has been a debate in the secondary market about whether to turn the royalty settings on or off. To put it simply, everyone is looking for a "more frictionless" way, but for creators, it's like a few leaves being pulled out of tea leaves; in the end, the taste at the bottom of the cup will become weak. Liquidity is of course important, but relying solely on self-discipline is too idealistic. Anyway, when I evaluate projects now, I not only look at the floor price but also check the on-chain fund inflows and outflows and community sentiment to see if they can sustain long-term.

Additionally, hardware wallets are sold out, and phishing links are everywhere. At times like this, it feels more like... again, like...: rushing for discounts while guarding against pickpockets. Royalties, platforms, and creators are actually a trust ledger; once the sense of security drops, everyone runs fast. For now, that's it. I'll watch and see slowly.