Scaling crypto payments for gaming volumes
summary
Panel outlines concrete fixes: a payments stack built as independently scalable layers, on‑off‑ramp redundancy with banks and EMIs, and KYT tuned to client profiling to cut false positives. FinchPay reports accept 200 cryptos and auto-recover wrong‑asset deposits; MiCA forces workarounds because USDT is banned in the Eurozone. Major exchanges block non‑compliant flows (travel rule), liquidity management and 33–50% market consolidation are practical near‑term outcomes.
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chapters (11)
- 0:00Opening remarks
- 1:05Why scalability matters in crypto gaming payments
- 3:12FinchPay on usability and acceptance rates
- 7:40Blockchain.com’s view on MiCA and infrastructure
- 12:10Inductive on fiat-crypto cooperation
- 15:22Radom’s value proposition and licensing strategy
- 18:35Competition, pricing pressure and market fragmentation
- 21:50Compliance, KYT and false positives
- 25:40Crypto’s shift from “permissionless” to regulated frameworks
- 28:10Banks entering the crypto-payments ecosystem
- 29:30Closing thoughts
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