PANews reported on May 16th, citing The Block, that Adam Hollander, Chief Marketing Officer of OpenSea, stated in an interview at the Consensus conference in Miami that tokenizing assets like collectible trading cards and trading them on-chain is "perfectly logical." Hollander believes that despite the plummeting value of avatar collectibles like Bored Apes and CryptoPunks, NFTs remain a valid technology for proving ownership of digital and physical assets. The next wave of NFTs may be very different from the speculative frenzy that drove the market to over $16 billion in 2022. The previous NFT boom was dominated by speculative traders blinded by the rapid rise in the value of the US dollar, neglecting the underlying technology. Future NFT adoption will be driven by tokenized collectibles (such as Pokémon trading cards and Rolex watches), digital tickets, game items, and AI tools. He also pointed out that recent advancements in AI may lower the barriers to creating digital art, animation, games, and other online assets, thus accelerating the adoption of NFTs.