I think it wouldn't be that much of a difference, even if there is more wagers going on in three years that would be because there would be more people in crypto as well. To make numbers smaller and more understandable if there is 500 people in all of crypto and 5 of them play stake then when we have 1000 people it would be 10 people playing at stake, I don't think it will go down in numbers or it will go up too much then the crypto people neither, it will be same % of all crypto people but since the number will rise so will the gamblers.
I think its not really important what people will think of stake in 3 years but its more about what stake is trying to achieve in 3 years, that is a ton of time to plan ahead but if you are a million dollar company (close to 100 million I am sure) you must have some plans ahead, what I would like to ask the stake team, what they are planning for the next 3 years?
In my opinion I think the price of Bitcoin plays an important factor to how the crypto gambling industry will do. You need to understand that a crypto bear market is not good for any industry. In 2018 look what happened. Many companies had to shut their doors or claim bankruptcy, many more had to lay off massive amounts of people. People began to call the crypto industry nothing more than a pump and dump scam or Ponzi scheme. People were leaving gambling sites and users were falling. I remember how lowtraffic the gambling category had at the beginning of 2019 compared to now.
If BTC breaks $20K then I expect another rush of new adoption and more people being introduced to crypto gambling. When BTC broke $10K a few months ago, many celebrities who gamble like that guy Norm McDonald tweeted if it's possible to play Poker with crypto. That is called adoption and it only happened because BTC was rallying. When BTC was falling and falling, it would scare adoption away.