RollupStreetKid

Recently, there's been a debate about whether secondary market royalties should be collected or not. To put it simply, creators want a long-term income stream, while traders are worried that an extra layer of fees will affect liquidity. I can understand both sides, but it also feels a bit awkward... No pretense, I honestly think there's no silver bullet for this issue. If enforced, everyone will just go around it by using "zero royalty markets"; if not, creators will have to rely on that initial sale, and everything afterward depends on luck. A more practical question might be: which chain is

Recently, with all the talk about expected interest rate cuts and the US dollar index, risk assets have started moving together—up and down in lockstep—and the mood in the group chat has been swept along with it too. Instead, I’ve thought through “how to keep myself safe.”
Put simply: my assets aren’t that big yet—just one or two chains to manage, everywhere I go. A hardware wallet is enough. Don’t complain about the hassle; the truth is, if you ever lose your seed phrase, you’ll understand. If the amount is larger, or if you’ll need to manage money together with other people, multi-signature

Just when I thought I had seen it all, another bridge got hacked, and there was even a Chainlink oracle error... Honestly, it’s a bit frightening. A few days ago, I almost transferred some funds from L2 back to the mainnet, but the interface kept saying "Waiting for confirmation." I thought it was slow and reached out to click cancel and restart. Then I realized, maybe being a bit slow is actually a lifesaver: maybe the multi-signature group isn’t complete, the oracle data is fluctuating, or it’s just a congestion on the ordering service. Anyway, there’s no rush on the chain right now. Now, wh