Many in the sector often criticize crypto and CT for the lack of attention (and money) directed towards GambleFi, despite its real use case in payments and revenues.
Ansem once again stirs the GambleFi conversation, with confusion between RLB’s market cap and its revenues.
Interestingly, the ‘Ansem effect’ led to a 10% increase in the token’s price within an hour of his post, now sitting 25% higher. It’s hard to determine how much of this rise is due to the 500K views it generated, though you’d think a lot!
Let’s pull out a few comments from almost 300 replies.
The number of $RLB token holders voicing their views continues to impress, and naturally, there’s plenty of competition among GambleFi brands, with supporters touting their own merits.
Razer, a Rollbit cofounder, countered comments about revenue and emphasised the trust built from their partnership with Southampton FC.
Tanzanite also got a shoutout for its great contribution to the sector—this was the perfect opportunity to reference their collated data
There’s understandable confusion around casino numbers (as not all are disclosed), but styx (from Rollbit) provided some clarification.
Insights into the ‘dark arts,’ as it’s nearly impossible to determine how much of the figures include promotional or bonus money.
