Recently, there has been more discussion about secondary royalties, essentially about "who pays the bill": creators want continuous income, while traders think the passing fee is too expensive each time. After looking at it on the blockchain, I realize that whether royalties are open or not is not a moral issue, but more like a market stall fee—charge too high and people will take a detour, charge too low and the stall owner can't sustain it, and in the end, the most awkward thing is that no one talks about the work itself.

These days, meme + celebrity shoutouts are hot, attention jumps around like whack-a-mole, and newcomers are most likely to get the final hit. My habit is still to first see who is promoting on the chain, whether the chips have changed hands, rather than just looking at slogans like "support creators." Anyway, once the hype fades, what's left in hand is the real cost… For now, I’ll keep fishing for memes.