The fatigue many people feel towards NFTs is not due to a lack of belief in blockchain, but rather a weariness of "buying a picture and then waiting for someone to take it off your hands." The interesting aspect of @spaace_io is that it is designed with the assumption that NFTs are not the end point, but rather a unit of assets that can continue to be used. Through the Programmable NFT Interface and Composable Asset Layer, NFTs are not just displayed or traded; they can be directly read for their state, history, and permissions by other applications. This means that the same NFT can participate in transactions in the future, as well as integrate into games, identity systems, or social scenarios, rather than being locked in a specific market. From the user's perspective, the changes brought about by this design are very practical: you are no longer just "holding" but are instead "using." The value of an asset does not solely depend on the next transaction, but rather on whether it can be continuously reused. In the long run, this is more realistic than simply pursuing scarcity. Spaace has not packaged this as a grand narrative, but has instead left the interface open, waiting for the ecosystem to grow gradually. This approach is not noisy, but it is durable. When NFTs begin to have sustained utility, rather than being a one-time story, they will truly approach the form that digital assets should have. @spaace_io @Bantr_fun @wallchain @cookiedotfun #Bantr #CookieDotFun #Wallchain