The real NFT platform that can retain people is not because it is flashy, but because it can make "ordinary users feel comfortable to participate". Spaace, I think this is the direction You don't need to be a big spender, nor do you necessarily have to buy the most expensive NFT; You just occasionally place an order, quote a price, check trades, and maybe even recommend a friend to come over - but the system gives you a little XP and you get some rewards after the activity ends. Don't bet on whether it will rise or not tomorrow, just participate and you will have some income, some collection, and a sense of community belonging. This mechanism is called 'Battle Pass+Quest+XP' in @ spaace_io It hides many tedious processes. For example, on chain operations such as listing, bidding, and trading make them look like buttons on ordinary web pages, without you having to think about the whole set of gas, fees, confirmations, and signatures - especially friendly to newcomers. Low threshold, easy to experience @Spaace_io recently partnered with Wallchain to launch a $1 million reward campaign to promote the ecosystem. Open to ordinary collectors, creators, and traders - active+participating has the opportunity to receive rewards. This indicates that the platform is not only designing mechanisms, but also trying to reward real participants, rather than relying solely on hype If the NFT market is to gradually shift from a "dream of sudden wealth" to a "daily community+light participation+long-term value", platforms like Spaace, which design mechanisms and experiences based on ordinary users, will have a better chance of retaining people. You don't need to keep an eye on the market every day, nor do you have to become a master of placing orders. Occasional participation, occasional bookmarking, and occasional interaction may be the threshold standards for Web3 in the future