Recently, the secondary market has been arguing about royalties again, basically about whether "creators should continue to share a cut" vs "transactions should be more free."

I actually understand both sides: creators don't have a steady cash flow, so they stop sharing quickly; but fixing royalties as mandatory can also scare away liquidity, making the floor price harder to sustain.
Anyway, my own approach is still that sentence: don't expect rules to save the work, first control your position and expectations, and only get involved if you can accept the volatility of "no one is backing you."
The group has been quite interesting these days—on one side, discussing royalties and getting red in the face, on the other, sharing new narratives about modularization/DA layers.
Developers are excited, but ordinary people just want to ask, "So what exactly am I buying?"
That's all for now, watch slowly, don't be led by daily charts and emotions.