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Topic: Crypto VS Fiat Online Gambling as per Google trends - page 3. (Read 217 times)

legendary
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We are not in the 90 anymore.

So, right now every business scheme is more popular on online. It's not only effected casino but also other sector as well we are in the generation while everything can be access by online.

So, landbase casino right now is quite need to adjust for the change,
legendary
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...gambling responsibly. Do not be addicted.
USD is not only the fait that is existing. It is not only the fiat on many international gambling sites. There are many local fiat gambling sites too. If I should compare, I think fiat is still leading.

People are also using stable coins like USDT and other coins to gamble too. That is the reason those coins are listed among the coins you can use to gamble on crypto gambling sites.
sr. member
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Recently I was fiddling with Google Trends. I did a random trend search with the keyword crypto gambling and found out it was doing quite well. Then I thought about comparing it with USD gambling. The results make me realize that crypto gambling is more popular than fiat gambling online.



For those who are not able to understand the above graph. The following image provides you with your answer.



I know what the topic is about but my curiosity led me to ask myself which cryptocurrency is mainly used for online gambling. I found out that Bitcoin, Bitcoin Cash, and Ethereum are the most popular crypto for gambling.

The next question that came to my mind was why users tend to ignore stablecoin (USDT). My reasoning was that they provide an absolute figure of your win/loss. I understand why Bitcoin is the most popular crypto on gambling platforms.

What I did not understand is why to use Bitcoin Cash or Ethereum. Why not use crypto with a cheap transaction fee and instant transfer? Before I end I have another question for those who are constantly gambling. Which is your most preferred cryptocurrency for gambling?
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