Cryptocurrency niche

[dannyx]

Hello, many people on the forum recommend to be as niche as possible. What do you think of a site that relies on a single cryptocurrency other than bitcoin? There are many partner sites with bitcoin casinos, the number of searches is also quite large.
What do you think about basing the site on another crypto, e.g. Dash Gambling or something like that? From what I can see, the number of non-bitcoin gambling searches is very low.

[allfreechips]

Sounds like a plan, if you see not a lot of competition already and you think there would be traffic for the terms that would work.

[casinowitch]

Hey I had a look on kwfinder and I guess you are right. I like the idea. When your domain is like e.g. ethereumcasinos.io and the keyword is included in the domain you will rank better for the exact keyword. For that special example we would have a volume of around 900 per month. Getting on a good position right there would be a good monthly amount of visitors only from that keyword. Choose wisely and pick a keyword that has a "buy/deposit" intent.
I hope it helped a bit but watch out crypto is a trend controlled niche (rn the trend is huge)

[artrust99]

The idea is not new. Thats how all SEO is working right now. You research any kind of niches and try to get as much as possible low-mid competition keywords - rank them.

[gil.langelaan]

Yeap, I would agree with guys above. But still you should check SERP at first. Who is ranking? Check their content and backlinks. Try to do better and you will see the result.

[ProjectMoolah]

Are any casinos offering payments in any other cryptocurrency apart from Bitcoin? - If so, might be a great idea! If not, I wouldn't bother

Best regards

[PROFRBcom]

The only problem with these cryptos is they aren't that profitable. One of the sites we work with started accepting dozens of crypto-currencies. Sounds great on the surface.

The problem is there is no volume.

Low liquidity cryptos have tons of users. Lots of users who, in theory, have few ways to use/profit from their coins. One would think this would lead to many of them willing to deposit and gamble with them. In practice, these dozens of cryptos, when combined as one metric, at the vendor I speak of account for a low single digit percentage of all crypto deposits and withdrawals. Bitcoin is top dog and it isn't even close.

So while it may be easy to rank for, you could also be creating a nice website that might only have the possibility of making a couple hundred dollars a month, at best. I suppose to some people that is worth it, but in our estimation, that wouldn't even cover the content creation, much less hosting, time spent on updating, SEO work etc. No room for profits IMHO.

[Nenad]

The only problem with these cryptos is they aren't that profitable. One of the sites we work with started accepting dozens of crypto-currencies. Sounds great on the surface.

The problem is there is no volume.

Low liquidity cryptos have tons of users. Lots of users who, in theory, have few ways to use/profit from their coins. One would think this would lead to many of them willing to deposit and gamble with them. In practice, these dozens of cryptos, when combined as one metric, at the vendor I speak of account for a low single digit percentage of all crypto deposits and withdrawals. Bitcoin is top dog and it isn't even close.

So while it may be easy to rank for, you could also be creating a nice website that might only have the possibility of making a couple hundred dollars a month, at best. I suppose to some people that is worth it, but in our estimation, that wouldn't even cover the content creation, much less hosting, time spent on updating, SEO work etc. No room for profits IMHO.

Very good explanation!

I totally agree. I believe there is no ways to earn some money working with low liquidity cryptos. It could be too much work with no results.

[PROFRBcom]

Very good explanation!

I totally agree. I believe there is no ways to earn some money working with low liquidity cryptos. It could be too much work with no results.

There is some argument about getting exposure in untapped markets, but I just don't see any evidence of the crossover working well enough to be worth the efforts involved in learning the niche cryptos, seeking the promotional places, implementing the strategy, etc.

[Cross]

What is the reason for someone to play in crypto instead of in regular currency? To buy crypto when cheap and multiply thus the winnings?

[Cash Bonus]

dannyx - That's not a bad idea at all. I say go for it. There are casinos that also use Ethereum.

Cross - For me (and the reason), the best features about cryptocurrency is a lot of things. There's no middleman involved, it's very secure, it's decentralized and the fact that the price constantly changes (it's called Bitcoin volatility and it can be beneficial to you) and never stays the same.

[Sherlock]

What is the reason for someone to play in crypto instead of in regular currency? To buy crypto when cheap and multiply thus the winnings?

The reason is when you can not play in regular currency.

[Jame Giles]

What is the reason for someone to play in crypto instead of in regular currency? To buy crypto when cheap and multiply thus the winnings?

This is double excitement. You win cryptocurrency and play with the course at the same time

[mlolm]

This is double excitement. You win cryptocurrency and play with the course at the same time

Crypto is so hot right now people with profits might be open to gambling it in a casino. Also, i wonder if crypto casinos can somehow sneak around regulations easier (for now)?

[Sherlock]

People with profits are open to spend the money in casinos that are called crypto exchanges.

[PROFRBcom]

People with profits are open to spend the money in casinos that are called crypto exchanges.

LOL

Crypto is so hot right now people with profits might be open to gambling it in a casino. Also, i wonder if crypto casinos can somehow sneak around regulations easier (for now)?

Alternatively, people who are seeing massive gains in their cryptos might hodl them because they think they are going straight to the moon, replacing bitcoin, whatever. Hard to guess people's motivations and actions without data.

Crypto casinos do get around lots of regulations because they are not using the currency of a Sovereign Nation. However, some are doing this legally, others illegally, most in some sort of gray zone of ambiguity.

This is double excitement. You win cryptocurrency and play with the course at the same time

Gambling squared is what I like to call it.

[mlolm]

However, some are doing this legally, others illegally, most in some sort of gray zone of ambiguity.

Sounds like all online casinos in MOST countries the past years to me...

[theroyalgambler]

I can say that you could do a site only focused on a single crypto currency... but as mentioned above you won't have enough volume of search and therefore no traffic and no commission (which is what you are after).

maybe creating a site dedicated to crypto in general could be another idea, that is way more searched.

Now, especially with this bull run and bitcoin getting a higher exposure around media the volumes will increase but still, bitcoin is the one who will dominate in the sphere and some % of market share by Ethereum.

Hope this helps.

[souls]

It is a very competitive niche and keyword, but payments can be good. Go for it!