These days, there's been more talk about secondary royalties. To put it simply, everyone wants "free trading," and everyone wants creators to keep producing, but when it comes to the market, no one really wants to pay that little bit extra. My feeling is that royalties are not a moral issue; they are an incentive issue: those who can continuously provide value to holders, royalties are like a "service fee"; purely emotional pump-and-dump schemes, royalties eventually become friction costs, and liquidity dries up quickly.

I personally don't take sides; I mainly look at data and community attitudes. If I do participate, I just place some extreme stop-loss orders, whether I get filled or not is up to luck. (Don't criticize me, I just seek some excitement.) Also, recently hardware wallets are out of stock, phishing links are everywhere. Everyone should secure their assets first before talking about ideals. Creators haven't saved money, but they've already been scammed out of more, which is even more costly. That's all for now.