2021 priced IP like it was already Disney. Minters got in cheap and can breathe. Top buyers who paid 160 ETH for an Ape feel the squeeze. Floors do not rise from announcements or teasers. They rise when the stories escape our bubble and pull in cash flow and real audiences. That means shows delivered, not pitched. Toys sold, not promised. Brand deals that renew because they work. Revenue that touches holders in ways that are more than vibes. This takes time because production cycles are years, not weeks. Hollywood and retail and distribution move slow. Even when a partner is real, the value doesn’t hit the floor right away. It trickles in as seasons land, as characters stick, as kids ask for the plush and the replay rate climbs. Early minters can wait because their cost basis allows patience. The 160 ETH crowd needs hard outcomes, not hope. Across chains, the real builders are in the kitchen. @BoredApeYC @pudgypenguins on ETH @Claynosaurz on SOL @0n1Force on ETH/BTC @Ordinauts on BTC @pizzaninjas on BTC @YokaiAvengers on BTC @Ailu2100 on BTC Execution beats press. Cash beats clicks. Floors follow utility and audience, not tweets. If you want a sea change, it won’t arrive in a day. It will compound quietly as IP proves itself outside crypto. The market will notice after the kids do. That’s the order of operations, imo.