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Topic: BTC Halving and its effect on gambling - page 4. (Read 577 times)

hero member
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The effect will be more exposure to the crypto casinos if more people will invest because of halving.
Also, halving is popular this year in crypto so people might be checking on it and when they are introduce in crypto, they would be able to see that it's a big market when gambling industry is booming in the crypto space. If we have only see a real pump, then maybe we can expect a better effect, but bitcoin has dump now, don't know if it will stop at the current price or will dive more.
legendary
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As Bitcoin gets more attention, more online casino operators would not want to miss the opportunity to tap the crypto gaming market. Existing operators that cater to only fiat-money players would consider accepting Bitcoin, while new brands in iGaming would launch as crypto-friendly casino and sports betting sites, for instance. Gaming dApps, for instance, may also get the boost they need to launch and get a strong following and support from the community.
As you mentioned the gambling sites that caters only fiat currency will see the changing trend and they might start accepting bitcoin, even not you can deposit money using third party services but you need to convert to fiat.

Bitcoin is freedom and if the sites that accept bitcoin to gamble and does not ban users from some countries it would be better, asking KYC if you think that they tried to defraud is once aspect but banning countries is well against the bitcoin ethics and if every gambling sites follow these everything will flourish.
hero member
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Hey! With the 3rd halving just around the corner and Bitcoin trading at about $9,200 at the time of writing, the price may break past the $10,000 mark once again in the weeks or months following [a lot of polls in regards to that here as well]

A massive price surge will highlight renewed interest in Bitcoin, which eventually may influence the iGaming industry to give more value to crypto gaming. This may result to a boom in the number of Bitcoin casinos on the market.

As Bitcoin gets more attention, more online casino operators would not want to miss the opportunity to tap the crypto gaming market. Existing operators that cater to only fiat-money players would consider accepting Bitcoin, while new brands in iGaming would launch as crypto-friendly casino and sports betting sites, for instance. Gaming dApps, for instance, may also get the boost they need to launch and get a strong following and support from the community.

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I don't know if Halving will have any benefit or benefits in Gambling. But it's a fact that Dapps make gambling easier. Still, the preference of classic online casinos rather than dapps suggests that dapps have not yet reached a sufficient audience.

Halving is an issue that takes place on the Bitcoin network. And I don't think this will have anything to do with gambling directly.
copper member
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Hey! With the 3rd halving just around the corner and Bitcoin trading at about $9,200 at the time of writing, the price may break past the $10,000 mark once again in the weeks or months following [a lot of polls in regards to that here as well]

A massive price surge will highlight renewed interest in Bitcoin, which eventually may influence the iGaming industry to give more value to crypto gaming. This may result to a boom in the number of Bitcoin casinos on the market.

As Bitcoin gets more attention, more online casino operators would not want to miss the opportunity to tap the crypto gaming market. Existing operators that cater to only fiat-money players would consider accepting Bitcoin, while new brands in iGaming would launch as crypto-friendly casino and sports betting sites, for instance. Gaming dApps, for instance, may also get the boost they need to launch and get a strong following and support from the community.

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