Quote from: Potato Chips on February 28, 2025, 11:54:15 PM

Quote from: JiiBs on February 28, 2025, 09:55:43 PM

Is the chances for success on casino token dependent on the huge fee paid for listing? Because if that’s really the case then, I see no reason why we wouldn’t find a lot of shit tokens using these means to introduce, pump and dump tokens once they get the profit they desire from a project.

TBH, I think there is more to listing than paying a fee. If I think about it, suppose there is a non gambling token out there with the same performance, popularity and from a pretty successful business, I'd say it would have been listed in a tier 1 CEX by now. I would say it's likely that there could be some friction with tier 1 CEX and gamba platforms in general.

That’s it, that’s the take for real. I wouldn’t say friction between them though, as it’s just business you know. The CEX gets to take there percent on l trades done on their exchange while the gambling platform gains from the buys and sells or utility of its token within its platform. It’s always going to be due to its use case. Let’s not forget, majority of the people that invest in cryptocurrencies, especially them altcoins are always there for their own benefits. With casino tokens having its use mainly within or on the platform, it’s often limited and so does its performance. This makes it a little difficult to find investors outside the casino patronage which in turn, affects token growth.