Someone asked me what I think about secondary-market royalties—honestly, I find this current controversy pretty interesting. Back then, everyone thought royalties were ironclad rules. But once platforms change them, creators have to figure out again how to build trust with collectors—at bottom, money doesn’t just land automatically; you have to make people willing to share their funds with you. As a kind of security-cleanliness person, my first reaction isn’t really about royalties themselves, but about every time there’s an on-chain transaction, taking an extra look at the contract address so you don’t get tricked by phishing pages. Like when cross-chain bridges were recently hacked and oracle abnormal pricing happened—people only then realized that waiting for a few more confirmations isn’t shameful; a bit more trouble is better than having your assets fly away. In any case, my understanding of the creator economy is simple: if you want to keep eating this for the long term, you need to put anti-phishing work first, so that others are willing to pay an extra bit of gas for your work.