Quote from: moorkerbit on Today at 01:53:31 AM

Unfortunately, Max Profit decreased very large in years. In my opinion, This situation is very big problem for whale players.
Because, They can't play for big payout in this situation. What are you thinking about this matter. Thanks and Best Regards.

I'm not too worried about it. Bustabit's wager volume tends to be stable in terms of fiat money, not Bitcoin. This means that a player who used to bet 10 BTC when it was worth $10,000 will only bet 1 BTC today, so they wouldn't need the max-profit that bustabit used to have years ago.

To give you another example, the max-profit exactly a year ago was 18.21 BTC, which was worth ~$730,000 at the time, although Bitcoin's price was already increasing. In September 2023, the max-profit was equivalent to ~$600,000. The max-profit today is 5.46 BTC, which is worth ~$530,000. It's not as small as you'd imagine once you look at it in terms of fiat.

Quote from: hopenotlate on Today at 04:23:05 PM

Quote from: leomedina on December 03, 2024, 05:50:07 PM

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The investing system is designed in a way that naturally incentivizes new investments. For example, a few weeks ago the commission rate was still pretty high (around 70%) partially because Bitcoin's price kept going up, which made it less appealing for investors.
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Maybe I'm misinterpreting your message but please be so kind to detail more the the bolded red part : how does bitcoin price affect commission rate (assuming it does as I'm understanding from the quoted part of your post)?

You aren't misinterpreting it. The commission rate takes into account the value of the bankroll in BTC/XDR (details here: https://bustabit.com/help/investing). The higher Bitcoin's price goes, the higher the commission and the lower the rate of return for investors. With BTC nearly worth $100,000 right now Shocked

, it's no surprise that the commission rate was going to incentivize some investors to divest.