After a nap this afternoon, I went back to scroll @spaace_io for a while. It’s becoming more and more addictive.

What fascinates me the most is that it puts trading inside a game-like shell.
Every time I place an order or bid, I gain experience and climb the rankings. Buying and selling are no longer cold and detached; instead, they feel like playing a game with progress and feedback.
Doing daily tasks and watching my experience points increase, I even feel a sense of "nurturing" when holding NFTs, making me want to participate more.

But gradually, I realize that behind this "fun" lies a deeper intention.
Think about it—on many NFT platforms, users who buy and then leave might not earn less than those who operate daily—this is somewhat strange.
And @spaace_io aims to change exactly that:
It not only makes the experience enjoyable but also wants to direct value toward truly active and continuously contributing users.

Essentially, it builds an "participatory network."
Your activity level, operational strategies, and liquidity provision directly affect your rewards.
This shift is subtle but quite crucial:
It no longer rewards just timing or luck but makes "your actions" itself create value.
For ecosystems aiming for long-term growth, this contribution-based sense of fairness might be the real reason people keep investing.

Thinking about it this way, I seem to understand why I got addicted—it's not just because it’s fun, but because I feel that participation here is truly "counted."