I would put it in staking. Just did some calculations, based on the current values. Buying 1000 BFG tokens would cost 33$. Made some assumptions: all staking values would remain the same and I calculated with 2 possible crypto prices (one low and one high). Based on this, it would take 10 months (in a bull market) before you would break even.
Any thoughts on this?
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It is all about the price of the token, if you can actually make it work and the price of the token doesn't change or goes up then you are going to obviously make a great profit, it is definitely a great way to make profit, there are so many miners I know that is moving to staking because it requires a lot less capital (no costs that goes on like electricity) but at the same time it all depends on the coin.
If you are doing something like BNB staking (which is low profit but exists) then you know it is going to be fine, maybe today maybe in a year but it will be high, when you are doing it for BFG the rewards are higher but you do not know what the price will be like. So, assuming you got 1k token for 33 dollars that means in a year those 1k tokens could be 100 or could be 10, in that case staking will not matter too much because the price already changed so much.
That's indeed also a factor that I didn't take into account. If Betfury can fullfill their promises and they can launch their token on some major exchanges than the price of one BFG token will probably also be higher than it is right now.
Just to change topic here. If anyone noticed that bitcoin has 2 options now - native and the BSC network

However, I was hoping that they will reduce their withdrawal fees because a lot of casinos already significantly reduced their fees and also with the integration of BSC network. But the fees are still the same for fast and slow transactions.
Also just saw this. Withdrawal fee for a slow transaction is quite low compared to some other casinos (7500 satoshi).