There are a lot of “ifs” here, but I genuinely think Arbitrum has all the tools to come back with a thriving ecosystem. $10M feels like the bear case when you realize $COQINU on AVAX ran to $400M purely as a memecoin play. And when you look at the mindshare @Quotrons404 is bringing to INK, it’s hard not to think about how much mindshare arbitrum could capture with Odysbroker. Especially when you realize that Broker NFTs rely on volume to work, and launchpads with strong buybacks are literally engineered to generate volume. So now you have a Broker NFT powered by a massive flywheel: Launches on Arbitrum + memestocks → volume → buybacks → more fees → more Odysbroker incentives → more mindshare → more volume. NFTs are great for community building. Coins are great for max-upside plays. What happens when you merge everything into one asset? The main risks are team execution and the foundation’s vision. I don’t know who the Odys team is, and I’ve shared some ideas around bringing more innovation to their mechanism. But I think hunter is the best representative of the chain, and I’d love to see him thrive on the timeline, not only as a Robinhood bullposter, but as the leader of his own chain.