Just when I got a push notification on my phone about a red dot saying "Default royalty off on a certain platform," I thought my wallet had been authorized... Only to find out it was just another argument about creator economy. Honestly, secondary market royalties are quite fragile in the face of "voluntariness"; everyone wants liquidity, lower friction, and on-chain there's no way to force anyone to send money to anyone.

I check the mempool for transactions and can really feel it: once it can be bypassed, orders tend to go for the "cheaper" route, and MEV bots don't care about sentiment. Creators wanting stable cash flow is fine, but betting all hope on secondary royalties seems a bit risky to me... Maybe rights should be integrated into minting/tickets/subscriptions, or at least make holders feel it's a loss not to pay.

Recently, I've been discussing rate cut expectations, the dollar index, and risk assets rising and falling together. When sentiment heats up, people become more concerned about "whether they can sell now," and long-term mechanisms like royalties are more easily sacrificed. Anyway, I’ll wait and see, just don’t treat moral debates as a business model.