I made a free crypto casino market dashboard — would love some feedback

[statsmoe]

Hi all,

I’ve been working on stats.moe for the past few days. I actually only bought the domain yesterday

It’s not really a site for comparing casinos as a player. It’s more of a free dashboard for looking at the crypto casino market as a whole. I mainly made it for people in the industry, researchers, or anyone curious about how the market is moving.

It’s not an affiliate site. No referral links, bonuses, paid rankings, or sponsored listings. Just data.

I use Tanzanite quite a lot, but I wanted to see more than cumulative numbers — things like how the market changes quarter by quarter, when certain casinos start growing or slowing down, and what the market looks like when you zoom out and combine everything together.

Right now you can look at on-chain deposit volume, market share, historical trends, and a few other views. I also added Recent Activity, which gives a rough idea of how active each casino is right now, and a Top 20 section that compares the larger casinos across a few different metrics.

It’s still very early and there are definitely rough edges. Rather than spend another few weeks building it by myself, I figured I’d just put it out there and see what people actually find useful.

One important note: the data comes from observed on-chain transfers to wallets we’ve identified as belonging to casinos, so it shouldn’t be treated as official GGR, revenue, or exact player counts.

https://stats.moe

Would appreciate any feedback — missing metrics, confusing parts, things you think are useless, or features you’d actually come back for.

[Dunamisx]

The best advice I can give here is for you to conduct a performance review on your newly acquired platform. Experienced members will definitely be engaged in checking it out to bring out some observable features and also identify bugs and other errors that need to be corrected; they will also be active to see to some of the observations and taking necessary action.

[Free Market Capitalist]

https://stats.moe

Would appreciate any feedback — missing metrics, confusing parts, things you think are useless, or features you’d actually come back for.

I took a look at the site, but I'm not the best person to give you feedback. That said, it looks well-designed and well-presented. What I do imagine is that you think your site has a utility that you could monetize in the future, right? Through ads or referrals. In my case, since I only make a deposit every once in a while, I don’t see what it could offer me, but maybe it could be useful for some whales.

[Hispo]

https://stats.moe

Would appreciate any feedback — missing metrics, confusing parts, things you think are useless, or features you’d actually come back for.

I took a look at the site, but I'm not the best person to give you feedback. That said, it looks well-designed and well-presented. What I do imagine is that you think your site has a utility that you could monetize in the future, right? Through ads or referrals. In my case, since I only make a deposit every once in a while, I don’t see what it could offer me, but maybe it could be useful for some whales.

Actually, that is exactly what came to my mind while reading OP.
This is an interesting project which can be used to track activity of casinos on-chain. But sadly, I don't see how this could attract the average gambler who actually have a favorite casino to gamble and just have a few dollars to gamble away during each session.

I am afraid this is data which has a very small percentage of public within the gambling community on the internet. It needs other functions and tools if OP wishes to aim for a larger audience and eventually get some monetization through advertisement. 

It does not make sense to keep a webpage up for free and for a small number of users.

[Upgrade00]

You are spot on that this is more useful to those in the industry than it is to regular players. The website looks very good for a few days work. Loads well, good colour scheme and easy navigation.

My only advice will be to have a compressed section for players that they would find useful and interesting. They are the ones who'll keep activity going to get it to those who really need it.

[cryptomaniac_xxx]

You are spot on that this is more useful to those in the industry than it is to regular players. The website looks very good for a few days work. Loads well, good colour scheme and easy navigation.

I think for players, we might want to look at the casino that we play and see how big the volume is. Or even in the campaign that we are promoting here. But other than that, it's more on the casino themselves to see how the competition is.

In any case it's a good stats and maybe from time to time there will be some of us who are curious of how big a casino or the overall market of crypto base online games. It's obvious that Stake being one of the first casino is the dominant platform. But competition is very tough in this niche base on the numbers.

[Zwei]

i don't know if others will agree with me, but remove the casinos ticker tracker, it's just annoying.
it's not like stocks or crypto where people want to see the price movement live.

the filters are a bit all over the place on the compare page. imo, it would be a better UX if you had them all in the sidebar. you should change the "casino filter" to a drop down menu to make room for the rest.
and since the site is still new, maybe consider a name change to something more brandable? the .moe extension is hard to remember, and "stats" is just too generic.

My only advice will be to have a compressed section for players that they would find useful and interesting. They are the ones who'll keep activity going to get it to those who really need it.

a provably fair checker, bonus code drops monitor, and bonus calculator/calander would be something interesting for players.

[Josefjix]

Are the records at the list of casinos in the market breakdown changes automatically? Or you manually changes them whenever you see it needed?
Anyway, you site looks very neat and well presented, but what'bim gonna ask again, how could you benefit off the site, is it just a free site for gamblers to compare activities and stuffs, what is your plan towards monetisation?