It’s often said that gambling and casinos are the perfect match for blockchain tech, and this will be one of the earliest spaces that sees widespread adoption. But are crypto casinos actually better than the traditional type? Let’s have a look...🧵/1
One of the most humbling things you can do as a crypto investor is look back at old tweets from crypto Twitter. Seeing so much excitment and bullishness over projects that failed or went nowhere really puts things in perspective.
@max_gagliardi This assumes people are doing some kind of 9 to 5 drudge they hate. Lots of self-employed or freelance people work on weekends and have a great work/life balance.
@rettlerb What you're describing is investment generally - the big players will always have bigger returns. At least with ETH there is a low barrier and entry and it's open to all.
With so many hacks recently, do those whales with millions staked in DeFi really sleep easily at night? Is it really worth the risk for a tiny bit of yield?
Only new information can move markets, and new information is by definition unpredictable. Extrapolating current trends will always be doomed to failure.
It’s often said that gambling and casinos are the perfect match for blockchain tech, and this will be one of the earliest spaces that sees widespread adoption. But are crypto casinos actually better than the traditional type? Let’s have a look...🧵/1
At first this will likely be restricted to the backend, but the benefits to both users and operators are so great that it’s likely at least some will make the plunge and start offering true crypto functionality to players. We should watch the space with interest. /18