Sorry, I missed your edit when I posted my previous reply.
You don’t want all this thriving economy to be flowing on Bitcoin rather than its competitors?
I'm not sure I do, because I don't see it as a thriving economy. I see it as a short lived scam.
$30 billion on pictures of apes and other utterly stupid NFTs is not a sustainable economy. I'm sure there are some legitimate uses of NFTs, but such uses are dwarfed by the (as you point out) billions of dollars being traded on absolutely worthless crap. I'm of the opinion that this will go the same way of all the altcoins of the 2017 boom, all the ICOs/IEOs/ITOs and other three letter acronyms, all the lending platforms tokens which are now collapsing, and so on. Yes, we there will be a very small minority of the NFT sector which survive to longevity, but that vast majority will disappear to nothing or exit scam.
Would having all this activity on bitcoin bring a short term benefit in terms of price and volume? Most probably. Would having bitcoin forever associated with millions of people losing billions of dollars in a huge scam be worth it? I don't think so.
Now if that doesn’t sound familiar… Hmmmm..
The difference here is the nocoiners have been nocoiners on the same asset for over a decade, and that same asset continues not just to survive, but to grow and develop. People like me who have little time for the vast majority of altcoins have seen literally thousands of different altcoins over dozens of different "sectors" (ICOs, NFTs, DeFi, etc.) completely disappear over half as long.