The hype around quotrons and stonkbroker has been spreading like wildfire on the RB chain. SOL, BSC, hype—I'm seeing projects like this everywhere now. If it's not a computer or some tech image, then it's gotta be a miner. It stings my heart every time I think about selling too early. For these kinds of projects, it's all about the mechanics. If the tokens and NFTs don't have trading volume, they definitely won't take off. But if one of them starts gaining traction, there's a chance the whole thing could blow up. For projects with large token supplies, you gotta look at the team background and product strength. Even something like RHmachines, with just 8,000 NFTs, managed to take off—because their product strength and team execution were maxed out. If it's an anonymous dev, then focus on the actual product. If the NFTs are minted but there's no trading volume, don't even bother looking—it’s impossible to get the flywheel spinning, even for a miracle worker. The best-case scenario is NFTs that can be upgraded or burned. If not, that's fine too, as long as users feel confident enough to keep staking. Overall, it's all about deflationary models. But there’s always room for innovation. Design the NFTs better, give them some cultural attributes. Learn from AI—pair your tokens with some launchpad projects, layer them up for extra synergy. The approach stonkbroker is trying out is actually correct—if you're going for deflation, go all-in on extreme deflation.