P2E gaming ecosystems are moving beyond simple play-to-earn models by bringing gameplay, NFTs, token utility, smart contracts, wallets, and marketplaces into a more connected gaming experience.
I've seen this while working on P2E projects at Bitdeal; building these components together can be challenging. A game may have strong gameplay but limited ecosystem utility, while another may have a well-designed blockchain economy but lack engaging player experiences.
What do you think matters most when building a next-gen P2E gaming ecosystem: gameplay, asset utility, or the overall blockchain economy? Curious to hear different views.

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