In the evening, while reviewing everything, I saw the group arguing again about copyright fees (royalties). Honestly, that royalty dispute in the secondary market ultimately boils down to what’s considered fair between creators and traders. I used to chase a certain project—averaging down and topping up—but I drew the stop-loss line wrong, and I stubbornly held on until it went to zero. That was when I realized the rules were always changing. It’s similar with the compliance boundaries for privacy coins and mixers: the level of division in the community is about the same as with the royalty issue—everyone has their own take, but no one can really convince the other.



These days, I trust position management more. Don’t put too much faith in a protocol or some mechanism to keep you safe. After all, draw your stop-loss line, and keep your own boundaries in check—nothing beats that. I’m going to get to work.
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