The jump to high-win wallets post-strike isn't necessarily a fundamental shift in market nature; in a local context like the French market, we often see behaviors that look like big changes but are just temporary. For example, when a new prime à la conversion (scrappage bonus) for old cars comes out, you see a sudden, sharp rise in specific car sales, but that doesn't mean the whole car market has fundamentally changed, just that a certain type of buyer is taking advantage of a transient opportunity. These high win rates could be an anomaly, not a permanent alteration of the market's core dynamics.