I'm curious whether this will become a standard or stay a niche feature.
Lately I’ve been trying to figure out how payment trends in iGaming might change by 2026, especially with crypto moving back into the spotlight. I’m seeing some platforms experiment with hybrid wallets, but the implementations feel inconsistent. Has anyone here worked with crypto payments or seen what players actually prefer when switching between fiat and digital assets during gameplay? I'm curious whether this will become a standard or stay a niche feature.
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