These days, I've been hearing about royalties in the secondary market, and the more I hear, the more I recall that illusion I used to have of "just rushing in and making money"... Frankly, royalties are like a breathing tube for creators, but the trading market wants to compress everything into the lowest friction possible. Everyone says they support creators, but when it comes to placing an order, they start calculating, "Why should I pay more?" It's quite realistic.

In the group, people are still watching extreme funding rates, debating whether it's a reversal or just a bubble being squeezed further. I'm also feeling the urge, but right now I want to practice one word: wait. Wait for confirmation, wait for a pullback, wait until I think things through—don't use "support creators" as emotional fuel to chase the rally. Anyway, I'll first hold some spot + small hedges and see if I get impatient again.