I assume the falsifying could be only said for the volume of the wagered amounts at the best case and not for the trade volume since they are not traded anywhere at all right now. Even with that in mind how could fake volume would help the team? They would be losing 1.5% of their money they put in and considering they are getting 30% of it back the rest of it will go somewhere else.
Actually its more like 50% right now considering just above 30% of others were mined so they are closer to 40-50 levels right now, which means if they play for 100 dollars on average they will lose 75 cents, for each million dollars they gamble they are losing thousands of dollars.
You can't fake something like that and keep making money, if you think they would do something like that for marketing purposes then you have no idea about the eosbet team, they wouldn't spend money on a signature campaign let alone spending thousands on just volume, if they were really caring about marketing they would have done much more stuff before they got it into volume faking.
It's true, i don't know the team, how it operates on marketing or how did they got the whales in.
But i do know that they had a signature campaign, and another one planned.
And yeah, they are losing some of the gains if they fake some of the volume, but that's just good marketing to me. I don't really care if they do it, i still like those instant withdraws they have. Just pointing out that could be the case, i like eosbet and that would not change my view on them. It's not a red flag to me, it's a determined marketing plan.
There are other places paying dividends as well but those don't got these kind of whales, there's a reason for that, and it isn't the house edge.
Maybe the mining is considered still cheap to them. Maybe they do know something that we don't about the buyback and stuff like that.
