Bankless · Thursday, September 3, 2026
Eric Conner highlights FWA's role in addressing the inefficiency and lack of liquidity in NFT marketplaces, where many collections have become unsellable. He notes that FWA provides a mechanism to put NFTs up for potential bids at any time, offering a more dynamic market.
“I think first and foremost, most fun I've had on chain in years, probably since the original NFT wave. I mean, I think everybody knows I've been an NFT maxi for a while, been supporting punk for a while. Um... Adam made a good point. It was one I was going to make as well. There's a lot of inefficiencies in the NFT marketplaces. So I think that's one of the biggest things people don't realize why there's been such a long bear market in NFTs is like so many collections essentially went to zero because you can't even sell them, right?”
“With FWA, at any point, you can put any NFT you have. Well, not any NFT. There's whitelisted collections. But most NFT collections that have any value, you can put out there and potentially get a bid on it. Someone lands on it and takes it at any point.”
“So I think it's bigger than just, you know, going on FW that fun and ripping a pack. I think we're going to see a lot of cool innovation. Like to me, this is where NFTs are going to be bought and sold. This is where NFTs are going to be launched.”