It feels like many current NFT platforms are just “moving old markets on-chain,” with user experience and community engagement still stuck in the “traditional buying and selling” model. But! @spaace_io makes me think that maybe the future of NFTs can be a little different.

It structures NFT trading + community + incentives—every listing, bidding, invite, or interaction isn’t just a potential transaction, but also an action that can accumulate rewards. The platform’s Battle Pass / Quest + XP system ensures that you don’t just “list an NFT and that’s it,” but instead, “every move you make could earn you rewards and upgrades.”

What’s more, @spaace_io claims to give 100% of platform revenue back to the community and holders, meaning that active participation, supporting the community, trading, and interacting could all result in ETH or token returns. Compared to those markets that rely solely on transaction volume, its mechanism is clearly more focused on “long-term ecosystem + community win-win.”

For creators/collectors, this means it’s not just about listing/selling once, but potentially about long-term earnings + community value + growth mechanisms—if you care more about steady accumulation, visibility, and being incentivized rather than short-term speculation, then @spaace_io’s model fits you better than traditional markets.

Spaace’s experiment makes me realize that NFTs don’t have to be just flashy standalone items—they can be platforms that combine community, gamification, long-term participation, and reward structures. This path might be the next “more suitable for most people” direction for Web3.