I just closed the NFT marketplace page, and my eyes feel a bit clearer.

Recently, secondary royalties have been quite heated, honestly everyone is arguing over "who should get that share."
But the more I look at it, the more I think that royalties are like liquidity: when it's deep, you don't feel it; when it's shallow, every step is a slippage.
If we rely on moral constraints to sustain it, it's basically the same ending as chain games relying on inflation to feed the studios—once the token price turns, the spiral begins.
What I care more about now is: can creators make their income structure "self-sustaining," like embedding rights, services, tickets, and revenue sharing into the product, rather than pinning all hopes on that secondary jump.
Anyway, I'm still exploring, so for now, that's how it is.