There’s a shift happening in plain sight. We’re watching two worlds run on separate tracks. On one side, you have NFTs priced out of discovery. Premium markets where entry points feel insurmountable, where the UI is clunky, and where "collectors" means a very narrow group of people who already figured out the maze. It's not sustainable, and frankly, it's not reaching the audience that should be engaging with this technology. On the other side, you have millions of people already collecting, trading, and obsessing over digital items every single day. They're just doing it in gaming environments where the experience is seamless, intuitive, and built around actual utility and enjoyment rather than speculation. The gap between these two worlds isn't technological. NFTs are the underpinning technology that can serve both. The gap is experiential. It's in how we present, price, and distribute these assets across the entire demand curve. What we're building toward isn't about convincing traditional collectors to try gaming, or convincing gamers to become NFT collectors. It's about recognizing that collecting is collecting, regardless of the environment. The technology exists to make digital collectibles accessible, discoverable, and valuable across every price point and every platform. The future isn't about choosing sides between premium collectibles and gaming assets. It's about building the infrastructure that lets these markets speak to each other, where someone can start their collecting journey at any level and grow with genuine discovery and engagement. We're not disrupting collecting. We're completing it.