Last night, I looked into the trends of the consumption chain and felt that the core of ecological growth still boils down to two words: friction and incentives.

The signals from Abstract Chain are quite interesting:

AboreanFi currently has a locked amount of 680 million ABX, indicating that users still recognize this liquidity mechanism; MyriadMarkets' trading volume has surpassed $185 million, and trading depth is gradually accumulating; although some say the NFT sector has cooled down, recent interactions still show activity—playgigaverse's ROM series has traded up to 14.87 ETH, and bearish_af has also reached a volume of 8.2 ETH.

What these data points reflect is that for the consumption chain to break out, it must find ways to reduce user operation costs while providing genuine rewards to holders. It’s not just about simple airdrops or token giveaways; it requires a real profit-sharing mechanism within the ecosystem.

The next unlocking cycle is worth paying attention to.