Let’s think about the recent BSV Ordinals (1Sat Ordinals) market.

@ZoideNFT The reality behind most “minted out” collections is that they are not truly “sold out.” Except for purchases by a few dedicated supporters like @Bsvcrypto , they are essentially just “unsold leftovers.” This is a fact we shouldn’t look away from.

@3dordi For example, this month there have been sales totaling around 36 BSV ($443), along with creator fees from Likes (Tips) adding up to about 5 BSV ($61). While the scale is modest, a certain level of liquidity is being maintained. Isn’t this currently one of the most active platforms?

@treechat Even though it’s an SNS platform, there are regular NFT auction posts, and a consistent number of bidders participate. Thanks to its compatibility with 3D Ordi, it feels like it’s becoming a central axis for one cohesive economic ecosystem.

@1SatMarket (alpha/beta) It’s unclear how much progress the platform’s development has made.

In any case, the shortage of collectors (demand) relative to creators (supply) is a common challenge across all chains, not just BSV. Or perhaps it’s an issue with the “quality” of the NFT art circulating in the market. Or maybe both.

In the context of art, one thing that can be said is that people are less likely to feel value in casually AI-generated JPEG images and more.What matters more may be the stories and narratives that AI cannot weave, the experiential value, and the simple fact of who created it.

※The platforms I referenced are only a portion, so please feel free to point out any omissions or inaccuracies. Regardless, I am one of those who hope that the BSV chain and the BSV Ordinals market will expand, fostering a vibrant and active economic ecosystem. Thank you.