Gotta love posts like yours, lol, this is good (for who? investors?) but not good for those involved in gambling, so why exactly this thread has gotten over 10 pages of responses here? Maybe because it does contain some good advice and is "good" and useful for addicts who want to stop gambling?
In regulated countries (e.g. UK) you can now self-exclude by clicking on one single button, no need to chat/email or talk to anyone, you click on "Self Exclusion" and you're excluded, period.
The problem with crypto gambling sites, is that they don't have this regulation, for good or bad, but this can cause troubles for those who are holding crypto and can find themselves easily throwing away 5-6k $ digits in less than 24 hours, the websites won't tell them to stop, and even if they can "self exclude" their account, they can create a new one instantly and keep on wagering because crypto sites don't ask for your private information, they don't KYC every user/player, and so that creates a vicious cycle the addict wants to get out of.
The thread is offering a plausible solution advising the addict, just like in regulated countries, all it takes is 1 click of a button to self-exclude - then same thing here, all it takes is 1 single click and the funds can be taken away from you for 21+ days - what it does is create a situation where the addiction is being arrested!
No Money = No Gambling
But you like many others here seem to ignore this kind of thinking, maybe because you look at gambling from a very different perspective, not sure why it's hard for you to see the point.
PS Regarding the points about Atomic Wallet / Trust Wallet, yes, well accepting these points, but no need to edit the first post, Atomic is good as well.