BIGCOIN

88 reviews, 76% of them positive.76% positive · 88 reviews· Influence factor 21, above 4% of accounts

The record

From 88 activities · Apr 2026

BigCoin is a gamified mining project on Abstract Chain with Bitcoin-like tokenomics and a fixed 21M supply, built around virtual miners and merge mining mechanics designed to enable fairer token launches. The project has polarized the community—supporters praise its creative mining meta, strong community engagement, transparent team leadership under CTO BoredElonMusk, and innovative approach to token distribution, while skeptics view it as a Ponzi scheme with reward dilution and dependence on new user inflows. Early adopters reported significant returns, though the token experienced sharp volatility and a major price correction; the team has since delivered consistent updates, NFT integration, cosmetics, and a reworked economy to sustain engagement.

What people say

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“I lost my money”One day, while using and exploring the Abstract ecosystem, I stumbled upon a project called Bigcoin. It was a typical Ponzi scheme offering to buy a mining rig to earn Bigcoin. I bought the rig and spent about $100 in total. According to my calculations, I should have been earning a decent amount daily. And in about two weeks, I should have been profitable. However, imagine my surprise when I realized that the amount of Bigcoin awarded for mining was falling. And everything depended on the number of people who contributed to this pyramid scheme. This is the first time I've encountered this type of interaction system in a dAPP, and I'm wondering why there was no warning anywhere about how the more people who joined the protocol, bought mining rigs, and started farming, the smaller the reward for each user would be. IT WAS NOT WRITTEN ABOUT THIS ANYWHERE. IT'S JUST HORRIBLE. THIS IS AN OPEN TRAFFIC PLAYER, SCAMMED FOR MONEY. But that's not all. One day, my reward was so small that I realized I wouldn't be able to recoup the cost of the installation even in a year of operation. I freaked out and decided to tear everything down. And how surprised I was when I realized these machines couldn't even be sold, only destroyed! And the destruction process is done with just one click. And again, there are no warnings for inexperienced users! Platforms like Bigcoin and their team are greedy, money-hungry people willing to deceive newcomers who want to try something new, without explaining the full terms and conditions or how the system works.

Даниил Ануфриев | Путь Мультипотенциала · 1236· 1y ago · negative9

“Seriously, there is nothing to talk about here.”

Erakez · 1207· 12mo ago · negative8

“Feels Like a Ponzi and I Regret Investing”Bigcoin looked promising at first, but the more I used it the more it felt shady. The platform gives almost no clarity on what is actually happening behind the scenes. I lost a few bucks because of the project and there was nothing I could do about it. It feels like one of those setups that keeps taking in new users without offering anything real. Not a good experience at all.

Dhruvang · 1259· 11mo ago · negative7

“top abstract project”One of the leading applications which launched the meme coin trend on Abstract, is now a fairly robust project and is doing well.

Kronenberg · 1275· 1y ago7

“A lot of people still don’t get how big this really is.”Judging from the comments, many are completely misreading Bigcoin’s mining model and rushing to label it a Ponzi. The main misunderstanding comes from reward dilution, which some see as a flaw. In reality, it’s one of the protocol’s strongest features. Yes—when more miners join, your share of BIG emissions goes down. That part is obvious. But what you’re actually mining is no longer the same coin. You’re mining a stronger BIG, secured by a larger, fully on-chain, and genuinely decentralized network. This is no different from Bitcoin. As hashrate increases, individual rewards shrink—but no one calls that a bug. Rising hashrate is a signal: stronger security, broader adoption, and increasing network value. Calling this a Ponzi misses the point entirely. Reward dilution isn’t a weakness—it’s proof the system is doing exactly what it was designed to do.

joesofth3art.base.eth · 1242· 9mo ago5

“Name”Names like this usually end up being scams

mmad · 1215· 11mo ago · negative4

“Poor communication”Bitcoin shows a very poor communication skills on their X account and 90% of their post seems to be pure AI slop which the common man is trying to protect and building on a chain like abstract is a big red flag for me.

Zaddyofcalabar · 1302· 1y ago · negative4

“Bigcoin: A Textbook Crypto Scam in Plain Sight.”I've spent the last few hours crawling through their website, their sparse documentation, and that... frankly bizarre Pandora.fun link, and I have to be brutally honest—my initial reaction is a massive, visceral sense of alarm. This isn't just another crypto project; it feels like a textbook example of everything that gives this industry a bad name. As someone who's analyzed hundreds of protocols and seen every scam in the book, this sets off more red flags than a military parade. Let's dismantle this thing systematically. **The Core Premise: The "Cloud Mining" Anachronism** Bigcoin's entire business model appears to be cloud mining—selling hashpower to users so they can "mine" BTC without owning hardware. This model was largely made obsolete years ago due to centralization and rampant fraud. The fact that they're pushing this in 2024 is immediately suspicious. Their documentation provides zero technical details about: - Mining pool operations - Hashrate verification - Hardware specifications - Location of mining facilities - Pool distribution strategies This isn't a technical oversight—it's a deliberate omission. Without these fundamentals, there's no way to verify if they actually operate any mining infrastructure at all. **The Tokenomics: A Classic Ponzi Structure** The $BIG token appears to be the centerpiece of their ecosystem. The economics follow a familiar predatory pattern: 1. **Artificial Scarcity:** Claims of limited supply while controlling majority of tokens 2. **Staking Rewards:** Promises of high APY through "mining rewards" 3. **Referral Bonuses:** Heavy emphasis on multi-level marketing The token contract address (0x753222713294f3d92ce982a826bfdf151d492fc7) shows concerning patterns: - High concentration of tokens in few wallets - Suspicious transaction patterns typical of wash trading - No verified source code available **The Pandora.fun Connection: The Smoking Gun** The provided Pandora.fun link is particularly alarming. This appears to be a questionable DEX aggregator with: - No KYC/AML compliance - Poor liquidity across most pairs - History of listing scam tokens - Anonymous team operation The fact that Bigcoin directs users through this platform rather than established DEXs suggests they're avoiding scrutiny. **Technical Implementation: Nonexistent** The GitHub repository is essentially empty. No: - Smart contract verification - Mining pool software - Node client implementation - API documentation - Security audit reports This isn't a technical project—it's a marketing website with a token attached. **The Verdict:** Bigcoin exhibits every characteristic of a well-organized crypto scam: - Vague technical claims with no substantiation - Opaque tokenomics designed for extraction - Association with questionable platforms - Complete lack of technical implementation - Heavy focus on referral marketing The cloud mining narrative is simply a vehicle for selling worthless tokens to unsuspecting investors. There's no evidence of actual mining operations, no technical innovation, and no legitimate business model. I wouldn't touch this with a ten-foot pole. This isn't just a bad investment—it's likely an outright fraud. The technical analysis reveals nothing because there's no technology to analyze. Save your money and report the platform to relevant authorities. This is exactly the kind of operation that regulatory bodies are cracking down on worldwide.

amircrypto82 · 1331· 1y ago · negative4

“ponzi”This account is a straight-up Ponzi scheme. They promise guaranteed profits with no transparency, no proof of payouts, and push constant referrals. Classic red flags everywhere. Don’t send them a single cent — you’ll lose your money.

Fenas Kripto · 1188· 1y ago · negative4

“BIG PONZI”I can't quantify BIGCOIN as anything else as Ponzi. The project basically lived 1 week up until the ones who bought useless miners to mine useless bigcoin managed to sell it to people who bought it late. That is it. There is no product, no utility, nothing except viertual miner mines useless memecoin. Good luck with that.

MemaSarka · 1224· 12mo ago · negative3

“ponzi”bigcoinmining gives off that “steady miner in the background” energy—likes of mining, crypto infrastructure, and keeping the gears turning. Since there’s not much flashy noise, you get more of a feeling of someone who’s quietly doing the work, focused on the grind rather than the hype. It’s the type of profile you follow when you want real insight from the trenches, not clickbait.

hedef 200k dolar | ETHGas ⛽ · 1096· 1y ago · negative3

“Mining rhetoric ≠ real economics”I’m voting bearish (Token) here. The page shows a sharp disconnect: ~84% bearish votes while the curated reviews skew positive. That usually signals a recency gap or astroturf-like optimism versus what the crowd feels now. Token concerns: there’s no clear, public emissions schedule, vesting chart, or hard evidence of on-chain revenue that would justify long-term demand. The “mining/merge-mining” narrative sounds big, but without audited tokenomics it’s just rhetoric. Contract details and security posture aren’t clearly presented; I can’t find a third-party audit or a transparent treasury policy. Product/comms: docs are high-level, the utility loop (why the token must exist) is fuzzy, and team transparency is minimal. Community is polarized in comments and there’s little credible rebuttal from the project side. Verdict: speculative hype outweighs verifiable economics. Bearish (Token). I’ll gladly revisit if they publish: a full emissions + vesting timetable with on-chain addresses, an independently audited codebase & multisig/ops policy, a live revenue dashboard tying usage to token sink, clearer team accountability and credible partners. DYOR.

Mr.S9 · 1286· 1y ago · negative2

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