Last night, I saw more arguments about NFT royalties again, basically meaning creators' livelihoods, secondary sales need liquidity, and everyone feels wronged.

A while ago, I was really worried: driven by the "support creators" idea, I quickly listed on an unfamiliar platform, almost set the wrong royalty settings/route, paid more fees, and nearly couldn't complete the transaction.
Fortunately, I canceled at the last moment... People really shouldn't be too FOMO.

Now, thinking more calmly, if royalties rely entirely on moral pressure, in the end, everyone will just verbally support it while moving to zero-royalty markets.
Conversely, a strict mandatory approach would also drive traders away.
A more realistic approach might be: make royalties a matter of "aligned interests," such as holders also receiving some backflow, or providing liquidity willing to pay royalties with small incentives.
Otherwise, don't be surprised if funds migrate quickly.
Anyway, from now on, I’ll carefully check the route and rules, and avoid impulsive actions.