I recently discovered a pretty interesting NFT project called @spaace_io.

Some of its approaches stand out as quite different in the current market.

It’s not just another NFT marketplace; it’s more like an attempt to establish a new set of rules.

This platform, refined by over 80 people over two years, has a very simple core logic:
All ETH earned by the platform is redistributed back to the community.
There’s no complicated allocation model; instead, transaction fees are directly distributed daily to ecosystem participants.
This means that user activity is directly linked to real earnings.

Its launch method is also quite unique.
The project didn’t follow the traditional VC route but instead completed fundraising directly from a global community during the last bear market.
It’s said to have over 400 participants from more than 50 countries supporting it, with the founders themselves investing heavily.
This makes its stance appear quite pure — community first.

In terms of user experience, the team put a lot of thought into it.
They introduced gamification design, trying to make the NFT creation and trading process more intuitive and fun.
Starting with Ethereum, but planning has extended to other mainstream blockchains, showing an intention to create an aggregated entry point.

The slogan proposed by this project, “Making NFTs Great Again,” seems more like a response to the current market situation.
It attempts to re-engage ordinary users through “benefit sharing” and “fun experiences.”
Behind the scenes, a dedicated data team is adjusting the economic model to ensure sustainability.

Overall, @spaace_io feels more like a social experiment:
When a platform transfers most of its benefits to users and makes the process fun, can it build a healthier, more vibrant ecosystem?
The answer to this question might be more worth observing than short-term price movements.