Many people are now feeling fatigued with NFTs. It's not that they don't trust the chain, but they've had enough of "buying a picture and waiting for someone to take over." @spaace_io's interesting aspect is that, by design, NFTs are not the end point but a reusable asset unit.

Through the Programmable NFT Interface and Composable Asset Layer, NFTs are not just displayed or traded; they can be directly read by other applications for status, history, and permissions. This means the same NFT can participate in future transactions, as well as be integrated into games, identity systems, or social scenarios, rather than being locked into a single marketplace.

From a user perspective, this design brings practical changes: you're no longer just "holding," but "using." The value of an asset doesn't solely depend on the next transaction but on whether it can be continuously reused. In the long run, this is more realistic than simply pursuing scarcity.

Spaace hasn't packaged this into a grand narrative but has left the interface ready, waiting for the ecosystem to grow gradually. This approach isn't loud, but it's durable.

When NFTs start to have ongoing utility instead of one-time stories, they truly resemble what digital assets should be.
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