Recently, someone was arguing about secondary market royalties, basically: creators want to maintain a steady cash flow, while traders feel that even an extra penny is a bother. I used to be quite supportive of creators, but these days, with stablecoin regulation, reserve audits, and de-pegging rumors circulating in the group, everyone's emotions are running high and they just want to "run first and ask questions later," nobody cares about how the royalties are split. Thinking calmly, royalties are like positions; don’t pour too much water at once. If the rules are too strict, liquidity will be like water pooling in a flowerpot, and over time the roots will suffocate. Anyway, I now care more about whether creators can manage the community into a long-term one, not relying on one-off deals. In the end, it’s still that sentence: watering should be slow, and the heart should be slow too.