Most people are looking at $LYNKS as another NFT play. I think that misses the bigger thesis. LYNKS is experimenting with making NFTs economically composable with other onchain assets. NFT + meme NFT + token NFT + RWA NFT + another asset Instead of an NFT just being a JPEG you hope appreciates, it can have an actual economic relationship with an underlying asset. That opens the door to a completely different type of NFT market. And the interesting part is $LYNKS itself is tied into the ecosystem through its buy/burn mechanics around mints and purchases. So the potential flywheel becomes: more creators → more collections → more activity → more $LYNKS usage → more buy/burn → more incentive for creators to build. The real thesis isn't “NFTs are coming back.” It's NFTs becoming programmable wrappers around other assets. If that primitive catches on, $LYNKS is sitting directly in the middle of it. Still extremely early and obviously needs to prove adoption. I think this is exactly the type of low-cap thesis i need to look at before everyone else starts paying attention.