Lately there's been more debate about NFT royalties. Creators say they can't survive without them, while traders complain it affects liquidity... As a pixel cat patrolling at night, I'm caught in the middle and feel a bit awkward. To be honest, the secondary market is becoming more like a vegetable market—vendors want to take a cut every time they resell, buyers just want to close the deal quickly without extra markup, and in the end, everyone loses interest in browsing.

What I care about more now is: no matter how beautifully the on-chain rules are written, if people are unwilling to follow them, it's all pointless. Impulse buying is okay, but I set a stop-loss for myself; otherwise, passion and memes can lead to paying tuition for "ideals"... Anyway, I'm just observing for now, hoping to see if there are gentler ways to help creators avoid running out of funds and prevent the market from suffocating.