NFT collections or projects leaving Abstract - or any L2 for that matter - isn't really a problem imo.That is, unless they're vital to the ecosystem or serve as a kind of mascot for the chain.Fugz leaving Abstract isn't too big of a hit.It would be different if Bearish or On-Chain Heroes bridged to mainnet.Same goes for BadBunnz in the MegaETH ecosystem.And to some extent for Steady Teddys when they decided to leave Berachain.Unless it's a key player or a mass exodus of projects, it's more of a CT headline ...

Many NFT collections depend heavily on a few power collectors.Yesterday's acquisition of 5,000 Otherdeeds by billionaire Adam Weitsman is an example of that.You need a core group of die-hard supporters, and the most successful NFT projects today have just that group, a lot of times built over years ...