Lately, the debate over whether secondary royalties should be mandatory in the creator economy has flared up again.

As I keep track of the progress, I feel a bit cold… When I was a newbie, I really thought that buying an NFT meant "the creator automatically gets paid every time it's transferred," as if it were obvious.
Now I understand that royalties are more like a community consensus + platform rules; on-chain, there's no way to morally coerce everyone.
To put it simply, if you don't let people move freely, liquidity will leave first, and creators might not be comfortable either.

By the way, hardware wallets are out of stock, and there are still a bunch of people clicking on phishing links—it's really ridiculous…
Now, before I do tasks or place orders, I first check the signature popup. If something seems off, I withdraw immediately.
I'd rather take less than risk turning my wallet into a public restroom.
Anyway, if creation becomes just a KPI and getting paid turns into a battlefield, I’ll automate as much as I can, and if it’s not feasible, I’ll just stop playing.