To be honest, the whole royalties issue has been getting pretty heated lately. The fees in the secondary market, put simply, are like creators and platforms fighting over a slice of cake—but once crowds swarm in to trade it up, who still remembers who the cake was originally meant for? I actually think the real turning point behind this kind of controversy is emotional momentum— the more people argue, the more extreme they get, the more they feel they “have to pick a side,” and the more it shows the market is searching for its next point of balance. The same goes for those re-staking doll-arbitrage strategies— they sound really cool, but the deeper you stack them, I can’t shake the feeling that it’s like playing dominoes, not knowing which tile will fall first. Forget it—I’ll treat complexity as the enemy and look at it simply: don’t chase the bandwagon all the way to the last second; wait until the emotions have run their course first.