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9604244 No.9604244 [Reply] [Original]

Where do you see FunFair going within the next few months?

Any valid EoY predictions?

>> No.9604259

.01 ¢

>> No.9604289

>>9604259
Fuck might as well. Jez come on fucker promote this shit more man. I've bought and sold at least 100k of these assholes

>> No.9604304

>>9604289
jez is an old man. he ain't got no game despite having a showcase full of them.

>> No.9604681

>>9604244
i will buy if someone can explain to me how casinos buying in causes price to increase

>> No.9605040

>>9604244
That depends how the current Beta goes. If successfull they will implement faster with more casinos. I'm sure that will raise the price somewhat but it all depends on Bitcoins moodswings really.

>> No.9605108

>>9604244
If this bad boy hits 1 dollar i will be happy

>> No.9605840

>>9604681
>what is supply and demand

Casinos will have to buy a lot of tokens for the bankroll. An example is on their first test earlier this week. In the contract for a video poker transaction, the player sent 500 and the casino sent 17,000 (34x). Roulette and slots will have similar requirements. Think about how much a single casino will have to have on-hand to handle many players at the same time.

>> No.9605905

Here is a good video of Jez talking about it and answering questions from casino people.

https://youtu.be/PBBFJgMCg3U

>> No.9606126

>>9605840
Don't forget that holders will be able to stake their tokens for casinos and earn a share of the winnings, also fuck that video. I swear to God Jez you fat fuck better have those b2b partnerships for real and aint bullshitting us, those people don't give a fuck about blockchain gambling.

>> No.9606150

>>9606126
>>9605905
Yeah I watched that video and those guys are not stoked at all about the concept. However I think the 2 main selling points are its more transparent and you need less overhead to run. So emerging or start up companies would benefit more than these established players.

>> No.9606169

His answers to their questions were good though. These are people who don't want to adapt to change. They have already said that they have casinos interested. Once a couple of them start up, the rest of the industry will eventually notice.

>> No.9606199

but what really matters is that even if FUN turns out to be shit, I can still gamble it away on a transparent internet casino.

>> No.9606227

>>9605840
so the casino won't buy/get given the tokens from the non-circulating supply directly from funfair?

>> No.9606689

>>9606227
The team has already said that if they are bought OTC, they will still be bought at market price. Don't forget that the team wants the value to go up too. Even if they give any away, it would be with the understanding that it increases their chances of success.