Tether · USDT
Tetherのクラッシュゲーム
The stablecoin default — removes price volatility from your win/loss math entirely.
Tether (USDT) is pegged to the US dollar, which makes it the most common choice for players who want their bankroll math to reflect actual wins and losses rather than the coin's own price movement on top of the game's outcome.
The one detail that trips people up is network choice. USDT exists on multiple chains — ERC20 (Ethereum, higher fee, ~$1-8), TRC20 (Tron, typically under $1 and fast), and BEP20 (BNB Smart Chain, low fee) among others. Sending USDT to a casino's deposit address on the wrong network is one of the most common ways crypto-casino players lose funds outright — the transaction can simply fail to credit, or in the worst case, be unrecoverable. Always match the network shown on the casino's deposit page exactly.
TRC20 has become the de facto standard for crash-game deposits specifically because of its combination of low fee and reasonably fast confirmation, though it means trusting Tron's own network security rather than Ethereum's.