Quote from: gunhell16 on Today at 09:44:25 AM

Quote from: Wind_FURY on Today at 06:30:09 AM

Quote from: Mahdirakib on July 11, 2025, 12:16:30 PM

Quote from: ryzaadit on July 10, 2025, 05:04:38 PM

Did you waggering a lot ?

Not much, my wagering amount is quite low. But I have done most of my wager with SHFL after the airdrop round 2.

Quote from: BitcoinHunt3r on July 11, 2025, 03:24:34 AM

If you want to aim for a new VIP level then it is worth participating but if you only want to aim for bonuses/tokens then you should think again

I have played normally in SHFL token instead of playing with other crypto. I haven't forced myself to wager more with SHFL tokens than my usual gameplay activity. So, it is normal there. I'm not exceeding my limit to wager with SHFL.

I wagered all of my SHFL as well, but I believe that we should be saving it as an investment to sell later for Bitcoin. Shuffle casino's revenue is shared through the casino's mechanism of buying back the token and burning them, which produces demand + scarcity.

SHFL's total market value is $70,000,000, and how much is Shuffle's monthly revenue? The casino's revenue might be placing SHFL in a discount at its current price point.

I've been seeing this shuffle for a long time and I just found out that it has its own native token SHFL, its price is also at 0.22usdc on uniswap, and the marketcap is pretty okay
at around 79M$. This means that there are really a lot of gamblers playing using their gambling platform casino.

I just have no idea which exchanges it's listed on, I only saw uniswap, honestly I'm just now trying to create an account here on shuffle to find out what's inside the casino
that its other competitors don't have.

CoinGecko is your friend, Cool

https://www.coingecko.com/en/coins/shuffle

OK, I made a presumption that it's listed in more exchanges than the current ONE where it's listed, XT.com. It's my first time knowing about XT.com, but that's definitely better than not being listed in any exchange. Most of its volume comes from Uniswap though. It's not the coin's fault, it's the exchange. There's probably low volume in there in many markets.