I've been feeling increasingly clear during this time: the story of NFTs may be rewriting itself, shifting from a purely trading logic to a deeper ecological construction.

Interestingly, some professional on-chain data analysis platforms have recently changed their approach. They are no longer satisfied with being bystanders or just producing reports; instead, they are actively participating in shaping the NFT ecosystem itself.

Taking a recent case as an example, the recent operations of a leading on-chain analysis platform are worth noting. They did not follow the usual routine of issuing research reports; instead, they directly mobilized the community to participate in the construction of a certain emerging NFT scenario. This transformation from "observer" to "participant" is quite representative.

What does this reflect? It may indicate that the entire NFT ecosystem is upgrading from the "trading benchmark" approach - it's not that trading is no longer important, but that simple trading is no longer sufficient to sustain the industry's enthusiasm. What can truly attract top players are those ecological participation models that can create a complete community closed loop and have actual application scenarios.

This may be a signal for the entire market: in the future, NFT projects that can create a sense of community participation and ecological collaboration will be more likely to stand out.