Indeed, starting a casino requires significant investment. Even more so, if the concept of creating a proprietary token comes into the picture. It might seem an exciting idea, but it entails additional costs for marketing and investment, not to mention the legal and regulatory aspects involved. It would likely make more sense to focus on running and stabilizing the casino in its initial phase. In the future, should the casino grow significantly, the idea of creating a token could be reconsidered.
Yes, indeed! Launching a casino does require a substantial investment. Adding the creation of a proprietary token to the process only increases the funding needed, as you mentioned. It's not just the direct costs - marketing, investment - but also handling legal and regulatory aspects that add to the challenge. It might be more reasonable to focus initially on operating and stabilizing the casino. Once it has grown and proved its viability, then considering the introduction of a proprietary token could make sense.