That's not going to happen anymore, no. The regulations for crypto are getting stricter and stricter all over the world, and this not only affects casinos but also exchanges. Exchanges must, for example, demand proof of origin for the deposited coins, if, for example, larger quantities come from unregulated casinos, they must not allow them to be deposited (and exchanged for USD, for example), otherwise they make themselves liable to prosecution.
In my opinion, the rather relaxed times of online crypto casinos are over and will not come back.
That's true. Recent debacles like the FTX crash and the Terra-LUNA crash made things worse for the cryptocurrency market on the whole and these are just a couple of reasons as to why regulations will keep increasing over time.
Despite these issues, it's good to see more and more new, legit crypto gambling sites emerging.
Even with these new sites or platforms emergence but it wont really make out such change yet they would really be that subjective with regulation if ever they would tend to operate.I do agree with those points
above that with all the bad things happening involving huge funds been stolen or been used up or some issues then its not really surprising that government would really make out some involvement which it isnt
really that totally surprising if one day that majority of these platforms would really be asking out for some verification first before you could make out an account and make out deposits.
Its true that gone are the days on which we could gamble out freely or without having that much restriction for whatever the amount would it be.
Everything takes place in an environment where everything will be controlled, both crypto by governments and by banks, somehow they are making us fall into their system to see if they can survive with crypto, this is something that was expected to come, The bad thing about adoption is that governments come in charging taxes and regulating as if they were the kings of everything, and that is not the case, I will never agree that there are crypto regulations, it is something that I appreciate from another world, it is the height of all corrupt people mess with that, because whoever has crypto should not give explanations to anything or anyone, much less to governments for their regulations.
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~I'm sure they prefer to operate the account by themselves without having to think about security and risks that can be accepted at any time.
Maybe this happened because they thought that their funds were few and impossible for someone to hack.
A security measure in any platform should be taken into measure considerably. Nevertheless, a platform like a gambling site should not make a 2-factor authentication setting being enforced as mandatory.
A unique complex strong password is enough for those gamblers, it won't be possible for a hacker to aggressively brute force any account since another layer of security measures will prevent such a scenario from happening. This is one of the reasons why many digital security recommendations are suggesting using a strong and unique password on every site.
In this aspect it is so, I consider that each platform has a way of doing so that the security of the players can survive, I will always agree with the security of the second layer 2FA, it is something necessary, being so it is important to do all These steps, I myself have had bad experiences for not having additional 2FA layer security, apart from what is said about having a secure password, the most secure for me is SHA-256, under which it is more difficult to hack having the corresponding security protocols, this is what every player should have so that their money is not violated, and obviously keep the 2FA recovery QR very well.