Solana Spaces close less than a year after the opening

Solana Spaces close less than a year after the opening
Solana Spaces, two retail stores that were opened this summer in New York and Miami will close by the end of February.
The retail transactions for Solana-based projects were the idea of the investors @vibhu based in San Francisco, who wanted to offer the person who is interested in NFTS and the blockchain in general.
below average performance
As explained in a, however Opinion expected.
According to Vibhu, the goal was always to switch to another method to win curious potential investors for the Solana ecosystem if the opportunity was offered.
This occasion seems to have realized in the form of Drip, a new project by the same investor that focuses on handing over free NFTs to people who have on board, and gives you a lead in the NFT game compared to others who have created a wallet out of curiosity.
Unfortunately for the retail transactions of Solanaspaces, this new project cuts off much better.
"While our shops take between 500 and 1000 people per week, Drip takes up the same amount every day. In the past 2 months, I became more and more clear that we were at a turning point with our shops and our digital products, and a few weeks ago we decided to concentrate our ongoing efforts on Drip."
Therefore, the two physical shops will be closed until the spring rolls.
The way forward
Nevertheless, the shop plans to go out stylish. First of all, the code that drives Solana spaces will be open source as soon as the shops officially close. As a result, anyone who would be interested in continuing the legacy of Solanaspaces could do so without having to worry about rebranding or copyright claims.
secondly, Vibhu plans to keep a physical location open in these cities-but they would only be used for physical collection of Solana Mercules and Community events.
until the shops officially close on February 28, the free Solana Merch articles will distribute, and all fans are encouraged to stop by, to say goodbye and possibly collect merchant articles.
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