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Which wallet/wallets do you use (specifically for gambling)? -
The way crypto works is that there is no fixed transaction fee, or gas fee as they call it. It is essentially a bid for block space. Only a limited number of transactions can go through at any given time, so if you want yours to go through quickly, you pay more to skip the line. The sender, so you, your wallet app, or your exchange, sets the amount of gas fee they are willing to pay, and the transaction joins the queue accordingly. Technically, you could set an insanely high gas fee for an arbitrarily small transaction. You can see the exact gas fee a transaction cost if you search for the transaction ID on a blockchain explorer, such as Etherscan. According to that, your transaction actually cost only about $0.36 in gas fees. The rest of the fee you paid was pocketed by your wallet app. One of the ways custodial wallet apps and crypto exchanges make money is by charging you much higher transaction fees than it actually costs them to transfer your assets. You generally need a non-custodial wallet to set the gas fee yourself. With a non-custodial wallet, you only pay the gas fee, which should depend on the network and how congested it is. I generally pay way less than $0.10 in gas fees per transaction, and they still go through reasonably quickly. *****, crypto sucks for beginners. Most beginner-friendly, simple, easy-to-use platforms will rip you off. And we haven't even touched on the scams yet... Scammers love crypto because the transactions are irreversible and unsupervised, and it helps them a lot that the average person does not understand how crypto works. On topic: I've found that big brands are pretty safe. They generally have the highest RTP variant of the games, decent promotions, and fast (or instant) withdrawals. My personal favorites are Duel, Stake, 500casino, Shuffle, and Metawin. -
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Be very careful though, cheaper fees may mean less security and more open to hackers! Don't ever think that crypto transactions are not hackable - they are - and are favourites of hackers nowadays!
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