The thing I worry about when BFG is listed on one of the exchanges is the manipulation of whales...
Big investors will definitely buy a lot BFG for them to transfer to their accounts and try to get big dividends from it. I think if BFG is not listed on the exchange then it will be better and dividend distribution can keep run normally as it is today.
That's a pretty far fetch idea, I am sure that they wull remove BFG dividends when it is going to get listed in exchanges. Or maybe they will be doing something to prevent this kind of thing to even happen and now that you put this concern in the table, I am sure that they will consider.
Why would they ever remove their dividends? That's what makes Betfury interesting and why a lot of people play on this site. It's their number one selling point.
I am pretty sure they will come up with a good solution when they list their coins.
Manipulations like the one described earlier are not unheard of. But if Betfury was to allow that it would cause a large player division and BFG will not survive like that. I do not think this would call for dividend removal as I agree it is their unique selling point and from a logistics point of view this would not make any sense. Some sort of limit or tiers system might be one plausible solution...
I think that these scenarios have already been seen by the Betfury team, seeing it from a speculative point of view, it is not bad that it enters the Exchanges, since BGF would be very well known by many investors, in addition, the supply of Tokens can allow it, in case If this happens, it would not be a good strategy to get out of the benefits within the platform such as the dividends , I think they could survive if the tokens are listed on the market while maintaining the privileges of the token holders within the platform.