Despite a decline in sales volume for non-fungible tokens (NFTs) in the second quarter of 2024, Web3 experts are hopeful for a resurgence. While data from CryptoSlam indicated a 45% drop in digital collectibles sales compared to the first quarter, industry professionals like Mohsin Waqar and Anoir Houmou remain positive. Waqar, CEO of Senet, believes NFTs can rise again with increased user-friendliness, while Houmou, CEO of RECRD, sees healthy adoption rates, especially in gaming. Jonathan Perkins of SuperRare draws parallels between NFTs and the early internet, emphasizing the need for broader acceptance. Dave Catudal of Lyvely acknowledges resistance to NFTs as collectibles but foresees continued growth in their utility. Despite challenges, the crypto community remains optimistic about the future of NFTs and their integration into various industries. Read more AI-generated news on: https://app.chaingpt.org/news