I don't know much about casinos, but I know loyalty is everything.
to keep the table running, there has to be daily volume, week in - week out.
casinos hasn't achieved pmf on-chain yet because of low player retention, reason why I'm intrigued about @official_bluff's model.
think of it like a casino capital markets where players might just not be players, but also become the owners.
for me this turns the table right on it's head and raises the trajectory of the platfrom's potential infinitely.
Bluff is already doing unreal waggered volume pre-launch - $4b in wager with 400k signups to pair with it.
Very curious to see how it plays out long term.

4,000,000,000 wagered.
400,000 signups.
Blink Points going brrrrrrr.
It’s about to get stupid, isn’t it?

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When BUSD was thrust onto the historical stage, it carried not only a compliance narrative, but also Binance's ambition to reshape the stablecoin order through coercive measures—by manipulating exchange rates and merging trading pairs, directly swallowing competitors' liquidity into its own ledger.

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