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[drangos]

It's good that casino always make an upgrade in their system from time to time for players to have a better gambling experience than the previous. However, it's not all upgrade that is in the favour of the gamblers. Security reasons can also be the cause.

I don’t remember any other casino that let its customers change their deposit address. It’s a big step forward in terms of added privacy and a better user experience. I know that Earnbet did it for security reasons and they do not allow for deposit addresses to be changed upon requests, but I think that this is a big plus for users to use new addresses after getting rid of old ones that are linked to their identity each time they make a deposit.

It may be a handy change of address to make, but I believe for the sake of security at least, it's more important than privacy. Users should always double check that they are entering the correct address and network. Otherwise, if the wrong one is entered, users will end up with a completely different issue. I believe casinos ought to have a clear policy on how long old addresses can be used, and whether or not deposits made to the old addresses would still be processed automatically. Privacy is important, but when it comes to using real money, having clear rules on how to deal with the wallet is equally essential.

[tbct_mt2]

It may be a handy change of address to make, but I believe for the sake of security at least, it's more important than privacy. Users should always double check that they are entering the correct address and network. Otherwise, if the wrong one is entered, users will end up with a completely different issue. I believe casinos ought to have a clear policy on how long old addresses can be used, and whether or not deposits made to the old addresses would still be processed automatically. Privacy is important, but when it comes to using real money, having clear rules on how to deal with the wallet is equally essential.

It's almost the same with centralized exchanges because years ago, exchanges did not allow users to change their deposit address or create multiple deposit addresses. Exception is when exchanges did upgrades and change their own wallets, then they have to assign new deposit addresses to customers.

It seems online cryptocurrency casinos are behind centralized exchanges in this matter but if centralized exchanges already provide change addresses for users, not all exchanges do that, and it's not available on all blockchains, I believe that it will be time for online cryptocurrency casinos provide same features for gambler users in the future.

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[coupable]

It may be a handy change of address to make, but I believe for the sake of security at least, it's more important than privacy. Users should always double check that they are entering the correct address and network. Otherwise, if the wrong one is entered, users will end up with a completely different issue. I believe casinos ought to have a clear policy on how long old addresses can be used, and whether or not deposits made to the old addresses would still be processed automatically. Privacy is important, but when it comes to using real money, having clear rules on how to deal with the wallet is equally essential.

It's almost the same with centralized exchanges because years ago, exchanges did not allow users to change their deposit address or create multiple deposit addresses. Exception is when exchanges did upgrades and change their own wallets, then they have to assign new deposit addresses to customers.

It seems online cryptocurrency casinos are behind centralized exchanges in this matter but if centralized exchanges already provide change addresses for users, not all exchanges do that, and it's not available on all blockchains, I believe that it will be time for online cryptocurrency casinos provide same features for gambler users in the future.

It is quite different from the exchangers in adding a little more privacy to user interactions. I don't know any casino that allows its users to change the deposit address. I know only one exchanger that allows the function of changing the deposit address. The OKX exchange platform provides up to 20 addresses in each blockchain. Excluding services that change deposit addresses during a system upgrade, as this is a security measure and not a user privacy feature.

[Ruttoshi]

That's a good idea. It's always smart to compartmentalize. Keep your bitcoin & crypto and financial activities completely separate from the things you do on a daily basis. If you want to compartmentalize further, you can even separate fiat and crypto activities on different devices altogether. It's more expensive because you need multiple phones or laptops but so is insurance. Spending some money on insuring the things that are important to you beats losing everything and not having that security.

Of course, that's what I did. I have a separate device for only my crypto activities which no one touches. I also have another device for my daily online activities like gambling and surfing the internet.

To have a good insurance that your asset is safe, it's better to spend more for the security of your coins than losing more than what you should have used a buy a new device for strictly for your crypto activities.

[hd49728]

Of course, that's what I did. I have a separate device for only my crypto activities which no one touches. I also have another device for my daily online activities like gambling and surfing the internet.

If it is online cryptocurrency casino used for your bets, it's cryptocurrency activity too. Likely you have two devices, one for cryptocurrency activities, another one for online gambling and other things on Internet but you will actually need one more if possible. You need a device that store your bitcoin and cryptocurrency, don't use it for anything online because it will have risk of hacks, and you will lose your coins.

Separating devices for different purposes is good but you must secure a device that has your wallets, and secure your wallet backups very well too. If the wallet or wallet backup is stolen and accessed, you will lose your coins.

Secure your Bitcoin wallets.
Security checklist.

[Unsoldier]

That's a good idea. It's always smart to compartmentalize. Keep your bitcoin & crypto and financial activities completely separate from the things you do on a daily basis. If you want to compartmentalize further, you can even separate fiat and crypto activities on different devices altogether. It's more expensive because you need multiple phones or laptops but so is insurance. Spending some money on insuring the things that are important to you beats losing everything and not having that security.

Of course, that's what I did. I have a separate device for only my crypto activities which no one touches. I also have another device for my daily online activities like gambling and surfing the internet.

To have a good insurance that your asset is safe, it's better to spend more for the security of your coins than losing more than what you should have used a buy a new device for strictly for your crypto activities.

The idea of separating devices makes a lot of sense. If your main device gets infected with malware or you fall for a phishing attack, having a separate device can definitely help protect you. But I still wouldn’t overlook the most important thing — your seed phrase and its backup. Losing access to them could be much worse than having your phone hacked.

[coupable]

Of course, that's what I did. I have a separate device for only my crypto activities which no one touches. I also have another device for my daily online activities like gambling and surfing the internet.

If it is online cryptocurrency casino used for your bets, it's cryptocurrency activity too. Likely you have two devices, one for cryptocurrency activities, another one for online gambling and other things on Internet but you will actually need one more if possible. You need a device that store your bitcoin and cryptocurrency, don't use it for anything online because it will have risk of hacks, and you will lose your coins.

Don't you think that’s a bit of an exaggeration when you mean that he needs three devices just for his crypto activities, like storage, investment, and daily use? Add a fourth device for social media apps to the mix, and the user effectively becomes a machine operating four devices. I can jokingly say that he’d need a secretary just to manage them all.

What do you think if you reduce the number to only two devices? An offline computer to store all the codes and private data, and a mobile phone containing all the necessary apps for trading and gambling. And for the payment transfers, all he needs is to sign each transaction from the wallet on the offline computer, then just use an online tool to broadcast it from the phone.

[JiiBs]

The idea of separating devices makes a lot of sense. If your main device gets infected with malware or you fall for a phishing attack, having a separate device can definitely help protect you. But I still wouldn’t overlook the most important thing — your seed phrase and its backup. Losing access to them could be much worse than having your phone hacked.

Having your phone hacked and loosing your seed phrase can lead to the same effect with that being, you get to lose your coin.

It could really get worst in the case of hacked device though, especially for those that keep some of their documents on their devices and other useful tips on how you access someplace private, you get to lose that too.

Having multiple devices is never a bad idea, it’s one way to not have all your eggs in one basket and you can evening several steps to not have your wallet details or information of value on both devices. All that would add to the level of security you get.

[tbct_mt2]

Having your phone hacked and loosing your seed phrase can lead to the same effect with that being, you get to lose your coin.

It could really get worst in the case of hacked device though, especially for those that keep some of their documents on their devices and other useful tips on how you access someplace private, you get to lose that too.

Having multiple devices is never a bad idea, it’s one way to not have all your eggs in one basket and you can evening several steps to not have your wallet details or information of value on both devices. All that would add to the level of security you get.

When your phone is hacked, hackers can access your wallets on that phone and quickly move your funds to their wallets. If you have wallet backups on that phone, you will lose them to hackers too.

Another thing to be careful is revoke smart contract access. It prevents fund stolen by scam teams through smart contracts. You must proactively do this to avoid exploit in smart contracts and there are some sites to do that (get them in the following article).

How to revoke token approvals.

[BlackBoss_]

It is quite different from the exchangers in adding a little more privacy to user interactions. I don't know any casino that allows its users to change the deposit address. I know only one exchanger that allows the function of changing the deposit address. The OKX exchange platform provides up to 20 addresses in each blockchain. Excluding services that change deposit addresses during a system upgrade, as this is a security measure and not a user privacy feature.

OKX exchange can require KYC, and freeze your funds before you complete KYC.
KX frozen my account and required me to KYC with a less than $1,000 deposit
OKX enforcing KYC.

It was years ago and now KYC is mandatory for OKX users but one thing does not change, OKX can freeze your account and money anytime. With this risk, if they provide change addresses, up to 20, it's not attractive enough for me to use their exchange. I can store my bitcoin in non custodial wallets, have unlimited change addresses, and no risk of fund freeze.