It feels like many NFT platforms are "moving old markets onto the chain" now, with user experience and community participation still stuck in the "traditional buying and selling" mode. But! @Spaace_io makes me feel that perhaps the future of NFTs can be a bit different It structures NFT trading, community, and incentives - every listing, bidding, invitation, and interaction is not only a transaction possibility, but also a behavior that can accumulate returns. The platform's Battle Pass/Quest+XP system ensures that you don't end up with just hanging an NFT, but rather with the possibility of earning rewards and upgrading with every move you make Not only that, @ spaace_io claims to return 100% of platform revenue to the community+holders, which means active participation, support for the community, trading, and interaction may all see ETH or token return. Compared to markets that rely solely on trading volume, its mechanism is clearly more inclined towards "long-term ecology+community win-win" For creators/collectors, this means that it's not just a one-time listing/sale, but more likely to be a long-term profit+community value+growth mechanism - if what you value is not short-term hype, but stable accumulation+being seen+being motivated, then @ spaace_io's gameplay is more appealing than traditional markets Spaace's attempt made me feel that NFTs are not necessarily just cool items, they can be a platform that combines community, gamification, long-term participation, and revenue structure - this path may be the "more suitable direction for most people" under Web3