Crypto Trends in iGaming: SOFTSWISS Insights
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Crypto Trends in iGaming: SOFTSWISS Insights

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GZIRA, Malta, Nov. 26, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- SOFTSWISS offers statistics and insights on the development of cryptocurrency in the iGaming industry based on its massive internal data collected anonymously. The information in the report reflects comparative data for Q3 2021 and the same period in

2020. 

  

  

TOTAL BETS IN CRYPTO 

The main conclusion drawn from the data obtained for Q3 2021 is that the volume of bets placed in cryptocurrency is increasing. Compared to the same period last year, the increase was 2.8 times. The positive trend continues throughout 2021: the increase from Q2 2021 to Q3 2021 is 28%. 

"This strong growth is not only due to SOFTSWISS' organic development but also owes itself to increased digital consumption around the world. iGaming companies are investing more and more into marketing. This leads to an increase in the popularity of online gaming and betting among female audiences and young players over the age of 21 who actively use cryptocurrencies in their daily lives in general and for online betting in particular. This is reflected in the increasing share of crypto in iGaming," comments Andrey Starovoitov, COO at SOFTSWISS. 

CRYPTO VS FIAT 

Crypto is gradually encroaching on fiat currencies. Compared to Q3 2020, the share of bets in crypto versus fiat has increased by 27.6 percentage points in the same period in 2021. The upward trend in crypto popularity is also confirmed by comparative data for Q2 and Q3 2021, when the share of crypto bets rose by 10.3 percentage points from 33% to 43.3% respectively. 

Andrey Starovoitov, COO at SOFTSWISS, notes: "This dynamic is most likely due to the growth and development of the number of crypto brands. While in the third quarter of 2020, they were still newcomers to the market, they can be considered experienced players in the crypto gambling industry this year. The expansion of these brands into new markets has also played an important role in this." 

CRYPTO VS FIAT: SPORTSBOOK 

A completely different trend is seen in betting on sports. In this category, fiat currencies retain an absolute advantage. In Q3, 98.76% of bets were made in fiat currencies, compared to only 1.24% in crypto. 

Aleksander Kamenetskyi, Sportsbook Product Owner, notes: "This is most likely because the vast majority of the Sportsbook clients are those companies that launched their casinos without an initial focus on cryptocurrency operation. Their main focus was on fiat. However, the trend has changed, and now cryptocurrencies are always considered an important component when launching new projects. Therefore, I am sure crypto share will only grow in the future."  

See which cryptocurrencies are favoured between casino and sports betting players in the full report SOFTSWISS Crypto Insights Report. 

About SOFTSWISS SOFTSWISS is an international tech brand supplying widely acclaimed, certified software solutions for managing iGaming operations. SOFTSWISS holds several gaming licenses, providing one-stop-shop iGaming solutions. In 2013 SOFTSWISS was the first in the world to introduce a bitcoin-optimised online casino solution.  

  

  

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