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The research around my tests: market data, licensing, and the numbers people quote about crypto casinos. Every figure gets checked and sourced before it goes up, and every correction is dated.

4 posts · updated October 30, 2026

My ledgernet +1.46 USDT · 0.00061719 BTC in play
  1. Lost 0.00004940 BTC on Plinko at FortuneJack

    3 sessions at 0.000013 BTC a bet
  2. Deposited 0.00062 BTC at FortuneJack

    Sent 1:51 PM, 4 min · wallet fee 0.00000209tx 3f34458a…fbe1 ↗
  3. Withdrew 0.00062053 BTC from FortuneJack

    0.00004962 fee · confirmed in my wallet at 3:52 AMtx bee533f8…6fd0 ↗

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Data · October 30, 2026

Prediction Market Statistics 2026: What the $53 Billion Boom Really Shows

$53 billion in July volume on Kalshi and Polymarket, the sports surge, who actually trades, and how accurate the forecasts are.

Every figure sourced8 sourcesData to October 2026
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Data · October 30, 2026

How Many Cryptocurrencies Are There in 2026? Tracked, Created and Failed

CoinGecko tracks 22,569. CoinMarketCap ranks 8,072 and lists 65 million. 13.4 million tokens have stopped trading. What each crypto count actually measures.

Every figure sourced10 sourcesData to October 2026
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Data · October 28, 2026

How Many Online Casinos Are There? 2026 Data, Counted

A player in Ontario can reach 84 legal sites. Registers hold about 1,500 licences. A crawler finds 7.7 million. Here is what each number actually counts, and why.

Every figure sourced26 sourcesData to October 2026
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Data · October 27, 2026

Crypto Gambling Statistics 2026: Measured, Not Estimated

On-chain crypto gambling data for 2026: $48.8B in tracked deposits, who really funds it, and which widely quoted figures fall apart when you check them.

Every figure sourced22 sourcesData to September 2026
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How I Write These

The casino tests live in the reviews and my ledger. The blog covers what sits around them: how big the market really is, what a license is worth, and which statistics hold up. If a number can't be traced to a source, it doesn't go in. If you spot an error, tell me and I'll correct it with the date shown.