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In 2021, entrepreneur Sina Estavi paid $2.9 million for Jack Dorsey’s first tweet NFT.

It was peak NFT mania. Headlines everywhere. “Digital history.” “Once-in-a-lifetime asset.”

Today?

That same NFT struggles to get bids around $10–$100.

That’s not a typo.

This isn’t about mocking NFTs. It’s about understanding cycles.

Speculative assets can explode in hype phases… and collapse just as fast when liquidity disappears.

If you believe in NFTs long term, the smarter play isn’t always chasing individual collectibles.

It’s owning the infrastructure.

• $ETH – the backbone of most major NFT marketplaces and blue-chip collections.
• $SOL – one of the fastest chains powering NFT trading, gaming, and consumer apps.

If NFTs grow again, activity flows through the chains first.
Fees, volume, ecosystem growth — that value accrues at the protocol layer.

Instead of buying one JPEG hoping it moons…

Build positions in the networks that power the entire market.

Infrastructure survives cycles.
Hype doesn’t.

Position early.
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