After the NFT bubble, what new possibilities can APENFT bring to the industry? The NFT boom in 2021 once pushed the crypto industry to the front page headlines of the mass media. Whether it's CryptoPunks, Bored Ape, or Beeple auctions worth tens of millions of dollars, NFTs once made people believe that NFTs are the "mass entry point for crypto assets." But after the tide receded, the NFT market trading volume shrank sharply, and the speculative bubble burst, leaving more questions: Where is the value of NFT? In the context of collective reflection in the industry, APENFT in the TRON ecosystem is still advancing its own layout against the trend. It did not choose to lie flat, but continued to make efforts in the direction of artistic endorsement, liquidity solutions and AI integration. This can't help but make people wonder: after the NFT bubble, what new possibilities can APENFT bring to the industry? 1. Art on the chain: find value anchors from "scarcity" One thing that sets APENFT apart from many NFT platforms is that it has an authentic art collection endorsement. The on-chain of works by Picasso, Andy Warhol, Beeple, and others has made NFTs no longer just "pixel avatars" but linked to the scarcity of traditional art. Can this attempt really attract users outside the small circle? Not necessarily. But at the very least, it gives NFTs a more solid "value anchor" rather than relying solely on market sentiment to support prices. 2. NFT Liquidity: From collectibles to financialized experiments NFTs have been criticized for being "only bought and sold in their entirety" and lack liquidity. APENFT launched NFT Pump and the TRC-404 standard, which attempts to tokenize NFTs, split them, and make them flow like ERC-20 tokens. This does solve the liquidity problem, but it also raises a new question: when NFTs are cut into tokens, do they still retain the narrative of "unique art"? From collections to financial instruments, this is a significant fork in the road for NFT development. APENFT's approach may be closer to "treating NFTs as a new form of asset" rather than simply collectibles. 3. Tokens vs. Exchanges: Market Recognition or Traffic Arbitrage? Since the beginning of this year, APENFT's native token NFT has been listed on HashKey, Kraken, Binance Alpha and other compliance and leading exchanges. This is undoubtedly the market's recognition of its potential. However, this also raises another question: NFT tokens are essentially governance tokens, but can their value break away from the logic of "pulling the plate" and truly rely on ecological growth? This is the key to determining its long-term vitality. 4. AI + NFTs: New Narrative or New Dynamics? Recently, APENFT has repeatedly released the signal of "AI + NFT". AI-generated art (AIGC) and AI-driven NFT interactions have the potential to popularize NFT creation and experience. But on the other hand, the entry of AI may also make NFTs more "massive", weakening their scarcity and uniqueness. Is it empowerment or dilution? The answer is probably to wait for more landing scenes to appear. Conclusion: The future of NFT is not in the narrative, but in the scene Back to the original question: What can APENFT bring after the NFT bubble? Perhaps the answer is not to "rekindle market fanaticism", but to explore new landing logic: (1) At the art level, NFT is a tool for confirmation and circulation; (2) At the financial level, NFTs can become a new asset form through tokenization and DeFi integration; (3) At the ecological level, NFTs combined with TRON's DeFi and stablecoin infrastructure may find larger-scale application scenarios. Will NFTs become an "asset form for the masses", or will they continue to remain niche collecting and speculation? APENFT's exploration may provide some answers worth thinking about for the industry. @justinsuntron @apenftorg #TronEcoStar