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Right now the front-end experience for Deca is creating and sharing galleries with the ability to chat and interact with NFTs - you can think of this as web3 Pinterest. Where else could they take it? They have a lot of options, but they have noted their ambitions to create a "graph" of NFTs and increase NFT discoverability. Could they become the best search platform for NFTs, effectively a web3 Google for NFTs? Possibly. They have also talked about becoming a digital storefront, a better way to find NFTs you might want than Opensea.
As many collectors know, the first company or project to do something innovative will gain historical significance and often a lot of value (Cryptopunks, chromie squiggles, autoglyphs, etc.). If that's the case, some of Deca's collectibles could hold significant value in the future. Again, it's too early to say, but for collector's who believe this thesis, this could be a good time to dive in.
How should you gain conviction on this thesis? First off we highly recommend you sign up for a Deca account, play around with the features, and even click through the process of creating a community to see how it works. Our episode (best viewed on Youtube) goes over how to do this. If your experience on Deca and this thesis resonates, then you could consider collecting some of the pieces below.
