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Quote from: dwyane36 on July 12, 2022, 11:25:57 PM

I agree that investing during bear markets is not a good idea. However, it's worth noting that the BFG token has been trading in a rather narrow range for 2 months, and BFG reacts insignificantly to sharp fluctuations in the price of bitcoin. In other words, although there are losses from investing in the BFG token, but these losses are relatively small because there is almost no volatility compared to other altcoins.

But then, even if hypothetically you have deep pockets and you invest $50k in BFG - you have to deposit the BFG into BetFury's account, as "Farming" is no longer an option available there.

So you make $2,000/month, assuming the BFG token doesn't go down in value but remains the same or go up.

Then after a year or two - how can you assure when you would want to withdraw your initial investment ($50k) - this won't be blocked for some shady reason or so?

Same question applies to Owl.games - their tokens are quite stable - but who's there to support you if things go wrong?

I think that such large deposits really pose a danger in terms of the safety of this money and, by the way, are quite dangerous in the procedure for withdrawing funds to your account.
And here there may be problems not even from the side of devs, but rather due to compliance with the requirements of the regulatory authorities of the countries in which the casino is registered. And not fulfilling such requirements is too risky for the normal operation of the casino. It is obvious that devs in this case is a hostage of power. And they are obliged to do what they are ordered by officials or what is provided for by the current legislation.

And those who transfer such money should be potentially ready for any development of events. It is clear that this is a big risk.