I’m not very good at making big speeches, but I recently saw that royalty dispute in the secondary market—and honestly, it feels pretty tangled. Creators want to get more returns, but platforms and buyers complain that the costs are too high. Both sides have their reasons, but in the end, who’s more uncomfortable? As for me, a small player, I only care about whether my margin gets eaten. Lately, the on-chain data tools have been getting criticized for being laggy, and they can even mislead people, which has me a bit panicky—because I was liquidated once before, and now I look at everything like there might be a trap. That said, even if the data is bad, it’s still better than guessing. I’d rather grind slowly than believe in any “sure profit” shortcuts. That’s it for now—anxious is one thing, but with a smaller position I can sleep better.