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There’s a secret to finding great P2E games when market conditions are down. Not all projects with similar concepts deliver the same results, because each dev team has a different approach to distribution, intentions, and how quickly they can rebalance the game. So if you see a P2E game trending and notice others trying to copy it, be cautious. Some devs are simply riding the narrative without a solid foundation. Bigcoin (from Abstract) recently gained traction due to its simplified structure and strong burn mechanics, that’s how it managed to generate hype in just 3–4 days. Because of that, we can expect more games with similar mechanics to pop up in the coming weeks or months. This is where you need to think twice before engaging, especially in a bear market. Pay close attention to their approach: how the founders plan to adapt, what solutions they offer, and which features they’ll modify if they’re merely copying an existing concept. If you’re going to ask me whether Bigcoin will remain sustainable in the coming weeks or months, honestly, I don’t know. Every P2E game’s success depends on how fast the team can act when the trend hits. Some devs aren’t prepared to make the necessary adjustments and are too slow to iterate. Sustainability always comes down to the dev team's expertise, preparation, and ability to solve problems quickly. And remember, this token could go to zero if the team isn’t ready to handle a large user base. So before you engage, assess it carefully. Don’t just follow creators or KOLs blindly.

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