Why is Avalanche constantly breaking NFT records?

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The #NFT scene on #Avalanche is, as always, breaking through the ceiling. And there's no surprise why. The Avalanche community is full of innovative builders who clearly know the difference between useful NFTs and empty JPEGs all driven by an empty hype train. twitter.com/Flowslikeosmo/status/1650258265945821185?s=20

Unlike other networks (no need of naming any), where empty promises artificially pump prices for tokens with no real use case, many creators in the Avalanche ecosystem have leveraged their expertise to design unique projects that add benefits beyond simple aesthetic appeal.

For example: @chikn_nft. Along being visually pleasant, the Chikn team has achieved its level of success by providing sustainable and quite profitable tokenomics that have driven the floor price and inherent, real value to the sky.

And besides the novelties being built on Avalanche itself, we can't leave behind how perfect Avalanche is for massive adoption. We all know how great Avalanche is in terms of usability: Fast transactions, decentralized, secure and both vertically and horizontally scalability.

Said consensus efficiency leads to the obvious. NFT projects need to reduce costs at all costs (pretty ironic if you put it that way, right?). There's a simple theory I might develop in an academic paper in the future, but here's the brief explanation:

A chain's future relies strictly on three aspects: - Cost efficiency - Approachability to Web2 public - Scalability. There's way more theoretical background on the statement above, but for the purpose of this thread we will leave it at that.

Thing is, that most chains don't meet any of the requirements above to be able to be home of a massive migration to Web3. Since Avalanche meets all of the above, then it is easy to understand why #NFT operational numbers have been, as I said before, breaking the ceiling.