On most NFT trading platforms, users are essentially just a string of wallet addresses. Once the transaction is completed, the user leaves, and nothing is left behind. Your activity records, contributions, and holding history are all scattered on the chain, and no one can connect them, making long-term value impossible.
But there are also platforms aiming to change this situation. By establishing user profiles, activity accumulation, community identities, and other mechanisms, they make each participant no longer a one-time consumer but an ecosystem participant who can accumulate and sustain value. This is the direction that NFT platforms should take.
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TeaTimeTrader
· 01-03 08:54
Honestly, most NFT platforms are just exchanges that run after use, what ecosystem are we talking about?
There are too few platforms that truly foster a sense of identity. The idea of building profiles is quite good.
This kind of value accumulation logic is truly long-term; otherwise, it's just a way to harvest quick profits.
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WhaleWatcher
· 01-03 08:51
Well said. Currently, most NFT platforms are just money-grabbing machines, and users are just gullible targets.
This idea is indeed correct; building user profiles is the only way to truly retain people, otherwise who would be willing to stay long-term?
The key is whether any platform can really achieve this, or if it's just promises on PPT slides.
It's a mixed bag. Thinking back to those platforms claiming to want reform, what happened to them later?
Identity sedimentation still has value; compared to pure trading, it's definitely more solid.
It feels like just applying Web2 community operation strategies to the blockchain—only those who can make it work are truly skilled.
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FancyResearchLab
· 01-03 08:50
In theory, it should be feasible, but I bet five dollars that this is just another useless innovation.
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LayerZeroHero
· 01-03 08:48
To be honest, many platforms nowadays are just following the typical pattern of cutting leeks; once you get in, there's no follow-up.
On most NFT trading platforms, users are essentially just a string of wallet addresses. Once the transaction is completed, the user leaves, and nothing is left behind. Your activity records, contributions, and holding history are all scattered on the chain, and no one can connect them, making long-term value impossible.
But there are also platforms aiming to change this situation. By establishing user profiles, activity accumulation, community identities, and other mechanisms, they make each participant no longer a one-time consumer but an ecosystem participant who can accumulate and sustain value. This is the direction that NFT platforms should take.