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We are already in the trend of crypto casinos and we have been seeing majoriry of fiat based casinos now accepting Bitcoin to attract gamblers that love gambling with cryptocurrency.

Before the launch of Bitcoin many years back, it was difficult for me to gamble on some casinos back then because of so many restrictions due to currency conversion and bank not supporting the mode of transaction i was meant to use in making deposits on the casino I love to use then. Apart from that, sometimes you will have to wait for several hours before the casino will finally confirm my deposit.

So many challenges we faced then because their was no other alternative we can use to make fast deposits on foreign casinos but since the emergence of Bitcoin, life has been pretty good, influencing vast rising of crypto casinos.

What is your observation so far and do you think the trend will hit other industries that are still slow on Bitcoin adoption?

We gamblers are actually one of the biggest reasons why Bitcoin took off (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5552621.0)

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Possible, or it's happening now since every government wants to be involved with bitcoin in someway and only a few of them yet to realise the potential of bitcoin but we need better policies that supports the crypto payments if we want to see the real adoption.

This question will be more easier to answer and clearer if you can at least mentioned those sectors that you think and believe that Bitcoin will be adopted to pave the way for the growth like we have hard in gambling and forex in the form of cryptocurrency exchanges, this are the two major Bitcoin adoptors for now and alot is expected in the future, but we are yet to know which sector probably becomes the next with Bitcoin adoption to aid speedy and cross boarder service provisions.

With the increasing number of crypto casinos this time. This is enough to prove that adaptation had already taken place. Although it was not too quick, at least we see improvement. We need more time for the fullest adaptation in other industries. And there is a perfect time for this, and we look forward to a big change, not just in gambling but also in all corners of the country. Waiting for another decade before we feel it—that's still okay, at least we are moving forward and inclining, not dying.

Why majority of casino's is accepting Bitcoin for funding of their casino account so that it enabled the players to gamble is because it is hard for people who is not from the geographical region of that particular casino base to fund its account with the Fiat currency and their find it very easier to form to the account in anywhere you are with a Bitcoin,  that is the reason you see so many casinos accept Bitcoin as option of funding their account, and I am seeing whatever they do with Bitcoin is what is making bitcoin to be more influential to people in contrary gambling has made Bitcoin To be well known...so without bitcoin be the easiest way to fund casinos account intercontinentally, I don't casinos would have embrace Bitcoin.

Nothing was more exciting than making payment faster and quicker through crypto. Cross boarder payment has now become easier without any cause for alarm or even trace of funds to the person behind the wallet using decentralized wallets. I will say confidently that gambling played a role in Bitcoin adoption but brought about more of crypto adoption generally. Because of crypto, casinos now have more patronage and can easily receive deposits from users worldwide and also make payments and withdrawals reaching the users account faster after a cash out is initiated from the casino.


It is just a matter of them from now, if crypto is been integrated in other industries, many will gladly switch to using crypto for payments there because of the strict rules and limitations to using fiat for payments in such platforms. Also delay in confirmation of payment is also a very big problem facing some of those industries that are yet to adopt crypto and accept payment and offer services worldwide.

We discussed this last week and my response was this which remains the same...I think that those early bitcoin gamblers where the guys that showed one of the real-world use case of bitcoin. They were simply telling people that hey, you can also use bitcoin for gambling rather than just holding. And I must also commend the early bitcoin casino operators because they played a role in innovating something different to solve the issues with fiat for gambling. They walked so the others who came after them can run.

Do I think that it will hit other industries...no not really. All industries are different while some are fast to adopt bitcoin some are very slow.

Eventually everybody will catch on to the hype of Bitcoin. It's just a matter of time because there isn't any industry that isn't going to be affected by Bitcoin adoption. First it was the financial world that caught on the hype and now the gambling industry is being heavily influenced. The next might be something we don't expect like the e-commerce industry or any other sector becoming a big player in Bitcoin adoption. Gambling made Bitcoin more popular because it introduced alot of people to what Bitcoin is or crypto. Without gambling there won't had been many ways people could've spent their crypto and so will there be more ways of adoption in the future.

I don't think I have to add any sector so far for you to presume what section could suddenly adoption Bitcoin just like we have been seeing on the gambling space. I have noticed that the adoption of Bitcoin was quite vast in the gambling industry and that alone could have higher percentage compared to other nitche. Perhaps this is just the beginning and with time there will be more heavy loads of transactions in the Bitcoin network as more casinos keep emerging.

I'm not sure about that, because it's not just casinos that have adopted Bitcoin, but multiple types of businesses as well. So I doubt it's explicitly due to players. It's something deeper and broader than that, such as financial privacy and other factors.

The popularity and adoption of Bitcoin is a combination of many factors that simultaneously drive its use, the most important of all being money.

There’s a lot of progress on Bitcoin adoption, and with government cooperation and the recognition of cryptocurrency as a payment, many industries will likely follow suit.
The gambling industry is the first to show support, and because of this, the world has seen how Bitcoin can make a difference as an option for payment. It’s fast, transparent, and offers value to holders.
Many merchants are now using it, and the domain and hosting platforms are among the industries that have adopted Bitcoin.

The trend of crypto casinos has started a long time ago. It is not something new that casinos accept Bitcoin or altcoins. This surely ease the gamblers to play casinos because it is easy to get Bitcoin or altcoins from exchanges. Using crypto coins also keep the gamblers' privacy because they don't need to send money from the bank accounts.

Casino business surely contributes for Bitcoin and altcoins adoptions. However, I think it is not the major one, investment field should be bigger role than casinos. Most people use Bitcoin and altcoins for digital investment. This is a more massive adoption, this is done by almost all people around the world. Meanwhile casinos, I'm not sure everyone wants to be involved in casinos.

This has been discussed in relation to the role of Bitcoin in gambling in comment #2.

Gambling has been around for a long time... before Bitcoin existed, online casino gambling may not have been as popular as it is today. Since the emergence of Bitcoin, it has undergone a significant revolution, with 40% of Bitcoin transactions now related to gambling, as mentioned in the previous thread.

The role of Bitcoin is quite important, as technological developments have made it easier for us to avoid using fiat currency.

I think that it will. While the others are still on that trend for slow adoption of Bitcoin. It will also contribute to the growth.
While the gambling industry has no doubt have been discussed for so many times on how it has helped Bitcoin to be adopted and thrived.
The other industries that are looking into its formal adoption of Bitcoin through government's intervention and help would do a lot significantly.
We cannot force them to quicken in the adoption but as long as we are seeing the progress, that's better than no progress at all just like how the gambling industry helped to Bitcoin's wide and mass adoption.

Somebody already made a thread with almost the same discussion (gambling and Bitcoin). I think I will just focus on the last question.

Social media. They are not slow in adoption, and the owners of the popular social media application know the trend about Bitcoin. Elon Musk already said something about integrating Doge to X (formerly Twitter). But I have never seen Bitcoin being used yet. Tips, for example. There's one website before (I forgot the name) where people could share their stories, and other members can tip them using Bitcoin. I was part of that website, and I made some money from it. Sadly, it became harder to earn when many people came in, especially those who made it their job. I think it will be cool to see Bitcoin used as a currency rather than just an investment or an asset.

Like what other industries are on your mind? Not all industries can integrate crypto into their usual parameters and system flow.

And I think we should not just focus on "Bitcoin Adoption" alone on this subject, but rather "Crypto Adoption". It's not just Bitcoin that is being the most used crypto in gambling, which contributes to the whole crypto adoption in general.

Gambling has been an important usercase for cryptocurrencies in general since the beginning of this industry. Many gamblers who lived in countries where gambling has been forbidden, found in Bitcoin and gambling dice platforms an alternative to play without raising attention from local authorities. Moreover, Bitcoin is much more accessible and easier to use than the bureaucratic and strict Paypal and similar brands which used to rule internet before Bitcoin was launched.

Gambling has probably the second most important role in Bitcoin adoption, staying behind of investment role, which is the main reason why people are into Bitcoin adoption.

Yes, but it we talk about the early stages, I will give it up to gambling as the best use case for us. There could be early investors though, but what they do? they sold early and never stick to Bitcoin. They thought of it as something like an experiment.

As compare to early casinos that we know, they have dice games and then we can simply deposit and withdraw that's it. And then it grow overtime, like a mush room, crypto based casinos grow and now it's a billion dollar industry.

Absolutely!

There's no denying that gambling sector was the first major catalist to a Bitcoin adoption, and the reason they did so is very simple...
Its allows for faster transactions, eliminates geographic and banking barriers and offers much greater privacy compared to traditional payment methods.

Its true that on the beginning, when few accepted cryptocurrencies, it was the casinos that saw this potential before anyone else, and it was good for everyone... they offered fast, hassle free deposits and, in return gained a ton of customers, as this sector's expansion in recent years has been enormous.

Now, let's hope this expands to more sectors of the economy, as we're still far from achieving widespread adoption of cryptocurrencies as a payment method... I think more government incentives and regulations are needed for this to happen.

For me, yes, some people misunderstood Bitcoin too. Just for example, I met one businessman before where I was able to mention him about Bitcoin, and the first thing he answered was "Are you a gambler?"
So my thought is some people for sure know Bitcoin is only for gambling, especially in some early days, where there's some faucet and you can spend your Bitcoin in some dice game platforms, etc.

Well, to be very honest, I feel it's the other way round, that is that instead of we assuming that casinos and gambling has played a bigger role on bitcoin adoption, I think it's bitcoin that has played the bigger role in online casinos adoption for gambling..

Though it is often said that a dog's play is if one fall for the other, the other will also fall for the one, both bitcoin and gambling casinos have helped each other gained more adoption, online crypto casinos have indeed contributed its quota and still contributing in bitcoin adoption, while on the other hand, bitcoin also have helped online crypto casinos gain more customers from different parts of the world, even from countries where gambling is restricted, citizens in such a country can easily access casinos and play using bitcoin or any other cryptocurrency they own.

I think so, yeah, Bitcoin was adopted early by the gambling industry. It's continuously growing until today. Some gambling platforms are even crypto-centered. Meaning, crypto isn't just an alternative for betting but is mainly the currency used.

Yeah, I believe it's just a matter of time before other industries embrace Bitcoin and crypto. The banking industry is partially in. Ecommerce stores will definitely follow suit sooner rather than later. The same is true for the rest.

Before Bitcoin launched, I didn't gamble because I couldn't find the casinos. I heard about an online casino based on fiat but I don't want to try because that is too risky. When Bitcoin launched and I joined Bitcoin, I heard about the crypto casinos where crypto is the based of the bet.

This has raised the popularity of Bitcoin from time to time and many people know about Bitcoin. They used Bitcoin and other coins to gamble and they also used them for other reasons.

Now, the adoption process will running better. More people realize the benefits of Bitcoin. This will hit other industries sooner or later because Bitcoin offers something different.

The role of gambling evolved throughout the years especially its effect into the acceptance of cryptocurrencies as payment methods.

Like what was posted a few days ago, there was a topic that discussed gambling and its effects into cryptocurrencies adoption. Especially during the time when the pandemic happened, lots of people discovered that they could gamble using their mobile phones and PCs at the convenience of their home. This was also the time that multiple signature campaigns dedicated for promoting different crypto-gambling websites skyrocketed in numbers.

Given the sheer number of factors that happened, it is no surprise that gambling indirectly caused the adoption of cryptocurrencies in some countries.


When I joined this forum last 2017, there were only a handful of signature campaigns dedicated solely for the promotion of crypto gambling websites. Most campaigns would stop their promotion by 2nd to 3rd week of their operations. Come the pandemic, there was an influx of gambling websites that were created with tons of campaigns to promote them.

In conclusion, gambling definitely had an effect on gambling especially its acceptance and usage to other methods as well.

Yes i'd have to agree, in the grand scheme of things its not the literal sense of gambling here but gambling and placing a bet on the fact that Bitcoin price will go up over time is a huge.

I think that crypto casinos actually have had a big impact on Bitcoin and crypto in general for sure too. Maybe one day we will see a physical casino that deals and provides physical chips via crypto.

That would bring about a whole new class of crypto collectibles that already fit inside of the very cool genre of coin collectibles. Some good old crypto chips are always fun.

Anyhow, the answer is yes, gambling has affected not just Bitcoin but crypto in a huge way!

When I joined the forum back in 2016, CryptoGames and Lightlord's Bitvest and 777Coin's signatures were already all over the place. They're already popular in a way. I can still remember how familiar they've grown to me, because unlike other signatures they didn't just come and go. They're consistently worn because the campaigns were continuously running. There was also FortuneJack whose signature was worn by respected members.

In other words, they were already a thing. It's just that, at least for me, joining a Bitcoin-paying campaign during those days wasn't that attractive. The pay wasn't high. Whereas, it was the height of altcoins and ICOs. Money can be made quickly and easily with those.

We have just talked about this last week and another person brought it up in another discussion again this week. We all know that gambling helped in bitcoin adoption, but if there is not gambling in this life, know that there is nothing that will still hinder bitcoin adoption. I will say that bitcoin even helped some gambling sites because new gambling sites see it as an opportunity to come to the market.

It seems that there is some truth to what you are saying because in this country alone, there are many casinos that are spreading with different names through online.
Now, if it is related to crypto gambling, it has really increased, because I see many new casinos emerging in this field.

Even though many have emerged, there are still many gamblers who try new online casinos because they think that when they are new,
they are usually given chances to win big amounts like that.

Cryptocurrency casinos are the biggest player in the bitcoin adoption race and for that we can only point to only one other cryptocurrency services provider's that have similar or slightly bigger adoption rate above casinos which are decentralized and centralized cryptocurrency exchanges, aside that, we can clearly and boldly point to casinos to be one of the main market for bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies that are accepted to be gambled with.

The adoption is vas visal because gambling businesses increase the rate of bitcoin adoption, likewise also bitcoin/cryptocurrency have been the major traffic generators fpr those gambling sites since gambler's can now gamble without any payments restrictions like regional hindrances that use to affect gambler's access to most casinos in the traditional fait online platforms

I believe that casinos' adaptation to bitcoin is due more to bureaucracy than to the desire to do so.
You'd have to be blind not to accept bitcoin as payment. Casinos are usually run by entrepreneurs who know what they want, so I think it's the implementation of bitcoin as payment for the tax system.
All of this has slowed down the conversion process over time.

I think there was just a similar discussion lately, which I agreed with that gambling played a wide role too in Bitcoin adoption, many people got to know about Bitcoin because casinos made it possible for them do deposit it Bitcoin since they had faced some challenges in making deposit with their local currencies but with Bitcoin I guess many people were able to gamble since they could easily buy the Bitcoin and deposit to the casinos like yourself.

Casinos don’t really care about the payment method or what currency is used , they only care about profit. So it’s no surprise that more and more casinos are now accepting Bitcoin.

On the other hand, more and more people are turning to Bitcoin because they’re tired of the fiat system. Back in the day, we really struggled with deposits , banks would cause problems, often blocking or rejecting transactions. People simply don’t want anyone telling them what they can or can’t do with their own money.

Bitcoin transactions don’t depend on banks or their restrictions , you can send and receive money whenever you want, and you also get more privacy.

The adoption of Bitcoin will definitely continue, as more and more people recognize the benefits it offers over the traditional financial system.

The percentage of gambler in the world is increasing significantly every day. And the new gamblers are familiar with cryptocurrency, they are not worried using casinos that accepts cryptocurrency. Aside from that, those without knowledge of Bitcoin, go as far to learn it so that they can use the casino freely, you know it doesn't take long to understand the basics (depositing, with awing, and security).

A lot of gamblers stake more with Bitcoin based on the fact that they only deal on cryptocurrency, there's no doubt that gambling players played the major role in Bitcoin adoption.The percentage of gamblers using crypto casinos are much higher than gamblers that make use casinos that only uses fiat currencies. The world is becoming more advance and people are trying to take advantage of the opportunities that the crypto market comes with

Of course, casinos help with the adoption of bitcoin because it expands the functionality of bitcoin and is also known by many people, especially gamblers who want to gamble at overseas casinos easily. The existence of bitcoin has revolutionized casinos.

Some industries are still in the stage of adjustment and learning, because Bitcoin is still not too common now in the lower community, conventional finances still dominate, the limitations of knowledge and limitations of infrastructure make some people ignore Bitcoin, so this requires a long enough time to be able to penetrate adoption to the industrial layer.

Gambling has been around for a long time, and many casinos that accept cryptocurrency have been online since crypto was slowly becoming popular. I learned about crypto when I got into online gambling, because before that I didn't even know what Bitcoin was or what other cryptocurrencies were. So at that time, online gambling sites influenced many people to use Bitcoin.

And now, with the increasing acceptance of Bitcoin, and the rate at which it is increasing, more and more casinos are accepting Bitcoin to stay competitive and attract gamblers.

For the records yes following the recent trends of crypto casinos usage by gamblers is enough proof and evidence that it's one medium that has accompanied Bitcoin adoption. Though I observed government interference leading to a ban of crypto casino based on the fact that they ain't fully in support of Bitcoin adoption which may slow pace the adoption of Bitcoin by other industries.

Did the gambling industry help Bitcoin adoption? Yes.

Did gambling industries play a bigger role ? I don't think so, because there were other industries that played even more bigger roles than gambling when it comes to Bitcoin adoption. Even before the gambling industry adopted crypto, as their method of payment, Bitcoin adoption was already on a crazy speed before they decided to seize the opportunity and jumped on the bandwagon. And honestly, I believe Bitcoin helped them more than they helped Bitcoin because they were able to easily reach and attract international audience without much stress.

Gambling has really influenced the adoption of cryptocurrency especially by gamblers that are always making deposits on different casinos to earn some profits. Gambling is one sector that has been there for centuries even during the ancient era when people are always gamble with anything they see so they can make money from it. We are not in a period where we don't have to rely on physical fiat for us to gamble and make money. We can always on cryptographic transactions to make deposit on a casino to be as fast as possible.

Both have a role, casinos adopt cryptocurrency and Bitcoin to make their transactions easier, safer, and quicker. In the old system, the banking process was very slow and tedious, but when cryptocurrency started to gain popularity, users began to embrace it because everything now lies in their hands. However, cryptocurrency is not limited to casinos,it has now expanded to more institutions like freelancers, e-commerce, and others as well. Because of their secure network and simple, easy to use methods, I would say these institutions also help cryptocurrency grow more and replace the old system and we will see a complete replacement in the near future.

But if we look at it a little differently, I think we can be sure that gambling is also currently playing a role in bitcoin adoption, albeit indirectly.

I personally think that the more use cases Bitcoin has, the more its adoption will increase. For example, if we talk about the incident of Lazlo buying two pizzas with 10,000 Bitcoins, it basically made it clear to others that Bitcoin has an exchange value and as a result, people started paying attention to Bitcoin. Just like that, whether it's the gambling sector or any other sector, wherever bitcoin is used, we have to assume that bitcoin is spreading and the spreading of bitcoin means more people are adopting bitcoin.

A lot of gamblers make use of cryptocurrency now, I can't really say that gambling plays a bigger role In Bitcoin adoption because I think that the percentage of people investing or hodling are more than those using their Bitcoin to gamble...it might be one of the factors that contributed to it but I don't think that it's that main factor in Bitcoin adoption.. it's risky to gamble with Bitcoin though because you might end up losing all of it

Before it was one of the main and key industries of Bitcoin's growth and adoption. But this time, you're right that many might not want to gamble with their Bitcoin's anymore because everyone just like to hold it until the price goes up. Although for the long term holders, this could also be an opportunity for them to start gambling with their satoshi's because it's got a value now. Unlike before, the satoshi's were very small but these days, the value will speak for its importance and relevance with the current market's situation.

Well, there is no doubt, the crypto casino platforms are playing a vital role in Bitcoin adoption because most of them accept Bitcoin as more of deposit and people are learning to use Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies to deposit, and also feel safe withdrawing Bitcoin or any other cryptocurrency instead of Fiat currency due to bank charges and privacy issues.

Nevertheless, I do t think gamblers do hold their Bitcoin or the crypto they withdraw from the casino and betting platforms, this shows that they are only getting to know crypto just to use them for transactions.

Due to the nature of gambling that requires gamblers to be making frequent deposits so they can gamble, this alone has increased the usage of Bitcoin especially in Bitcoin casinos and others that support the Bitcoin network for making deposits.
There has been new casinos joining the gambling industry while support deposits and withdrawals in Bitcoin so they can keep having frequent traffic from new users.

It should just be right because they really should offer everything as much as possible to make it convenient for their customers. They are simply following the trend but I hope they keep it for a long time.
Like I said, it’s simply not about the trend but also about how it creates more convenience foor the people that decide to play at their platform.

Bitcoin has given rise to a new industry: the crypto casino industry. However, it remains an online casino in its true essence; it attracts memberships because gamblers have finally realized how easy it is to deposit, bypassing the need for a bank or credit card, which is often unavailable in third-world countries.

Adoption is doing great; it now depends on every country whether Bitcoin is well adopted in that country, and how the industry in that country adopts it, many merchants in a country can easily integrate Bitcoin because their government supports it.

Using stablecoin or other cryptocurrencies with lower fees than bitcoin as an option to gamble is also available now so gamblers have much more choices on what to use to gamble.

I also don't believe the main reason for the growth of bitcoin adoption is because of gambling. Bitcoin is not only used for such purpose, the reason why people get attracted to it is its value that keeps increasing over the years. Using it also provides convenience when sending and receiving money anywhere around the world without paying too much fees.

Online gambling is already a huge industry, and when Bitcoin entered it, the industry experienced a significant surge in popularity, benefiting both sides. I don’t want to think that Bitcoin was explicitly made for casinos, but it fits well.
Without online casinos, I doubt it will find a better platform for its usage. The numbers don’t lie: huge transactions are coming from the gambling industry.
Following Bitcoin adoption, the number of online casinos has increased, targeting not only gamblers but also Bitcoin holders.

For some lame reasons, you have refused to acknowledge that a thread like this had already been created where even I gave my opinion on what I thought was factual, and this duplicated thread has already ran a useless course for over a day now. Is there always a need to elaborate on topics that have been discussed already??
  how did you not see this? And this?

  We should always be grateful for Satoshi Nakamoto that has indirectly influenced the gambling space to be more lively like the way it is now. Bitcoin has really influenced this industry to what it is today through the way we gamble and  make payment. There was a time I used to stay hours or even days before my deposit can be confirmed on an online casino but nowadays, things has changed making casino deposit to be easier especially when making deposits through cryptocurrency.

This is true because gambling has been made more easier for gamblers ever since the emergence of bitcoin,it  which has made gambling faster, easily accessed without delay, which in turn has also made most gamblers adopt bitcoin, most online casinos has being benefiting tremendous increase in their business as well .

Gambling today has gone viral beyond imagination of many and more casinos and bonuses are being created and given to attract more customers.

You’ve got that right.
Gambling indeed plays some role but, i wouldn’t consider it to be that large in the cryptospace. The faction of cryptocurrency adaptors that might come through the gambling route would be of very little significance. Given that, people already feel private enough with fiat gambling so long as they don’t get to go out to the gambling house, the casinos and all. So, there wouldn’t be much need to focus on cryptocurrency gambling except for the case of the ease that comes with funding.

I'm considering this.
What if a gambling casino also employed those bad actors to launder their Bitcoin?
They deposit a large amount of Bitcoin, meet the wagering requirements, and then withdraw the remainder that comes from the casino.  That's possible, right?

As cryptocurrencies, including Bitcoin, have gained popularity, the growth of digital payments has also increased, particularly in the gambling industry.  
One reason for this could be that crypto enables faster and cheaper cross-border payments, reducing processing times and fees compared to credit cards, e-wallets, and international bank transfers.

I am happy that you know about this and the importance role Bitcoin has been saying in our individual life.
Casinos are making money from us because making deposits and withdrawals have become very easy and customers do not have to wait for hours or days before transactions can be approved.

Casino users do not have to wait for days before transactions can be approved. This alone has changed the way we can transact making it 100X faster than the traditional way. Many casinos to check transactions and confirm them through different ways, checkmating real and false transactions and this alone do take a lot of time.

This is true, and that's why the governments are even concerned from the influx of money that comes from the casinos. They cannot ignore it anymore because of how it's done. And we always see new casinos coming out and that's a fact that they're targeting all potential customers, Bitcoin holders and not. And so, to the aspect of how their role is, we can all agree that they've got a bigger role to play onto the market. So from the inception of Bitcoin casinos to this date, they have been a part of it and still getting more people on board to gamble through Bitcoin.

You are correct, and as a matter of fact, crypto knows no borders, which makes it borderless and void of third-party interference. It makes transactions easier and faster, as you have said, with a lower fee to incur compared to the traditional banking system, which involves third parties and an outrageous fee for processing, which has to pass through processes and other steps before your transaction is successful.

Bitcoin is no respecter of anybody and can not be controlled by anybody, just like the way fiat is controlled.

In fact, using cryptocurrency for gambling is simply more convenient than traditional finance. Moreover, it is more convenient in cases where gambling is prohibited in certain countries and it is simply impossible to make a deposit, but cryptocurrency solves this problem. Therefore, there is definitely widespread acceptance of cryptocurrency in this area, and it seems to be useful in some ways.

It's all a mutual drive for both enterprise as I can understand. Casinos involving the use of cryptocurrency like bitcoin in their lists of currencies has actually helped in expansion the online gambling industry as crypto users are more interested in using cryptocurrency to gamble now due to its fast transaction success and convenience than fiat.  So while the crypto adoption expands the online casinos also gets taste of it

Today we have country restrictions for example. I think that it is strange enough but today for me much easier to have problems with inner country restrictions in fiat casino, than to fight with KYC and country restrictions in cryptocurrency casino.
It is really strange because the cryptocurrencies were created to be used all over the world, but i have to select the "right" country to be able to make a bet in cryptocurrency casino.

It was a lot easier when casinos began to enable cryptocurrency because I also remember those days you were taking about because to see a casino that has a deposit method you could use to fund your account using our fiat became challenging and that was what brought high increase in physical gambling were there is no restrictions to how you want to gamble but now casinos has normalize everything and they didn't just allow only the use of Bitcoin but also with some other cryptocurrencies. however it will also attract other industries concerning Bitcoin if what they're doing has a use for it because it was obvious in the gambling sector and is working perfectly in the aspect of deposits and there withdrawals for them.

The emergence of cryptocurrency has helped so many industries and companies to stand out due to how fast crypto transactions are not limiting customers to a particular region or location. What make crypto transactions to be largely adopted is because of how fast, safe and reliable making transactions can be. The normal fiat pattern can be manipulated and these alone has been one of the reasons why many customers are scared running transactions online that is not cryptocurrency related.
The fiat pattern of carrying out transactions will review your identity and make the second party to know you fully without your awareness.