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I kept a small amount of Bitcoin on Betfury and earned some decent rewards — their staking rate is quite attractive. It’s a nice way to get passive income if you're already using the platform. However, I strongly recommend not keeping large amounts there. Centralized platforms always carry risks, and your funds are not fully under your control. Use it wisely, and always store the majority of your crypto in your own private wallet to stay safe.

As for Betfury, they have a pretty reliable platform, even for long-term staking. Personally, I don't ever remember BFG holders having any unpleasant surprises during the whole Betfury existence.
Nevertheless, you are right that holding large funds on any centralized platform is not a good idea. Only that which you wouldn't be sorry to lose.

Agreed, even though I have almost never had any issues with betfury I will still never put more money on a centralized platform, I understand the risks, but we can have fun with betfury and occasionally enjoy the bonus results, games, staking rewards

Same with centralized exchanges or CEX, not your keys, not your coins. While betfury's bitcoin staking rate is really attractive, keeping a large amount of it on their platform is very risky. If they have weak security and hackers get into their system, the bitcoins staked by their users can be stolen.

It's better to just deposit an amount that we will use to gamble than stake most of our bitcoin to maximize the staking reward to use it as a bankroll afterwards. Hackers can really target their website if they see it holds plenty amount of bitcoin from their users.