what crypto you guys actually use for gambling?

[flipflop]

everyone always says "just use crypto casinos" but which crypto tho? been using btc but kinda too volatile now. deposited $100 yesterday and it can become $90 today
is there better option or just accept this crap and hope for better? also fees make me worry too
how do you found your way out of this guys?

 

[marshal]

just use usdt on tron network! wheres even prblem??

 

[flipflop]

just use usdt on tron network! wheres even prblem??

@marshal is tron the trc20 one? got a bit confused with this

 

[root777]

@marshal is tron the trc20 one? got a bit confused with this

Yep TRC-20 is tron network (cheap, fast) while ERC-20 is Ethereum network (sorta expensive, slower)
For gambling USDT on Tron is the way. Fees under $1 usually and stable as rock

 

[btcinfo891]

I stick with BTC despite fees. Only real crypto imo, stablecoins are just digital dollars btw dollar strugglin now so sayin it's stable as rock is kinda naive no?

 

[goldkingcoiner]

I stick with BTC despite fees. Only real crypto imo, stablecoins are just digital dollars btw dollar strugglin now so sayin it's stable as rock is kinda naive no?

btc maximalists willing stands for ideology lmao. so btc shows its best now sure. also thread is not to prove your crypto religion's correct but bout profit and stability

 

[btcinfo891]

btc maximalists willing stands for ideology lmao. so btc shows its best now sure. also thread is not to prove your crypto religion's correct but bout profit and stability

its about not trusting tether to maintain peg. usdt could depeg any day then youre fucked

 

[coinhunter]

bullshit mate using usdt never had issue with peg

 

[Steven37]

Look even without volatility factor moving money frequently make fee difference adds up significantly.

Example over 20 deposits/withdrawals:
BTC: ~$200 in fees
USDT (Tron): ~$15 in fees

this is meaningful for most bankrolls

 

[Bender]

Look even without volatility factor moving money frequently make fee difference adds up significantly.

Example over 20 deposits/withdrawals:
BTC: ~$200 in fees
USDT (Tron): ~$15 in fees

this is meaningful for most bankrolls

crap fair point and if u add price volatility? btc can swing 5% in a day!! if you win big and don't convert immediately you're gambling twice - once on slots, once on its price

 

[flipflop]

crap fair point and if u add price volatility? btc can swing 5% in a day!! if you win big and don't convert immediately you're gambling twice - once on slots, once on its price

yup that's my main concern there

 

[justdoit]

i use only usdt on trc for gamble superfast no fee from gamdom side tron fee maybe some cents
why anyone use btc for gambling make no sense to me tbh

 

[memehunter]

ltc pretty fast too

 

[hack3rcon]

Litecoin is middle ground - faster/cheaper than BTC but not as much as USDT on Tron raelly depends on your priorities at this point

 

[Timmy98]

Litecoin is middle ground - faster/cheaper than BTC but not as much as USDT on Tron raelly depends on your priorities at this point

whats about solana usdc? thought usdc was ethereum thing but heard a lot bout it recently

 

[hack3rcon]

whats about solana usdc? thought usdc was ethereum thing but heard a lot bout it recently

can't say much as USDC exists on multiple chains. Solana USDC sounds same concept as Tron USDT - stablecoin on fast cheap network. but lack info to tell mor

 

[CoinTaker]

I swap between USDT and BTC depending on what I'm doing:
-Small sessions? USDT for the low fees
-Larger amounts I want to hold? Convert to BTC
Best of both worlds

 

[sk8er]

u can use eth then no?

 

[root777]

u can use eth then no?

Ethereum gas fees can be absurd for small amounts. Only worth it if you're moving big and want security of Eth network imho

 

[sk8er]

Ethereum gas fees can be absurd for small amounts. Only worth it if you're moving big and want security of Eth network imho

fuck that then lol