Bankless senior writer William M. Peaster argues that Fake World Assets, or FWA, has kept its momentum after its initial 15-day token reward period ended, giving the long-quiet NFT market a fresh burst of activity. Peaster discloses that he is both an FWA user and a holder of the $FWA token, and frames the piece as an openly supportive view rather than a neutral assessment. Even so, he says the first month of live data on Ethereum now offers enough evidence to judge the project on more than short-term hype. Citing the FWA Pulse dashboard, the article says FWA has processed more than 17,239 ETH in cumulative volume and over 162,000 draw settlements, while keeping more than 5,400 active positions worth about 1,108 ETH. The protocol has collected more than 1,777 ETH in fees, with roughly 406 ETH used to buy back $FWA and about 138 ETH kept in reserve. Peaster also points to periods when FWA ranked among Ethereum’s top revenue-generating protocols and, on some dates, briefly became the largest single source of gas consumption on the network. The report also highlights a growing ecosystem of third-party products, a new NFT launch path called FWAIR Launches, and upcoming customizable pools as the main areas to watch next.