Royalties, this topic keeps stirring up debate. As someone who has been rug pulled twice, I just want to say: creators rely on "everyone's self-awareness" to make a living, which sounds a bit mystical... When royalties are turned off in the secondary market, the work immediately become pure chips, and creators are like being forced to watch the floor price every day as project teams do. It's pretty exhausting. Recently, people keep comparing RWA, US Treasury yields, and on-chain yield products. Basically, everyone is looking for "more certain cash flow." But art/content itself is inherently uncertain, and pretending it's fixed income mostly just tricks yourself in the end. Anyway, I only dare to test the waters with small positions now, and I hardcode rules that can execute automatically—don't rely solely on conscience.