The biggest NFT use case won’t look like an NFT. In 5 years you’ll use NFTs daily and not even realise it. Everyone thinks NFTs failed because PFPs are dying. That’s the mistake, PFPs were never the end game. They were the proof of concept; a loud, speculative experiment that showed digital ownership could exist online. The real future of NFTs is boring, invisible and everywhere. From tickets, to memberships, access passes, licenses, warranties, in game items, subscriptions, credentials and even proof of ownership. All current ownership problems. In the future, NFTs won’t be marketed as 'NFTs'. They’ll just sit in the background making things work better which will lead to less fraud, fewer middlemen, instant verification and real portability integrated daily. Some collections will survive, perhaps in the same form as investors / share holders for stock companies we see today, but most are either quickly or slowly going to zero. You won’t say “I use NFTs, instead you’ll say “this just works.” When speculation disappears and utility remains, that’s when real adoption happens - it might not necessarily be as fun or lucrative for retail participants. PFPs were the demo. Utility is the product.