
Peter Smith
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Peter Smith holds a Bachelor’s degree in Business Administration with a focus on Digital Marketing from the University of Manchester. Early in his career, he developed a strong interest in the gambling industry, which led him to take on key roles in online casino operations. Over the past 8 years, Peter has served as an operations manager for multiple online casino platforms, where he gained hands-on experience managing day-to-day activities, ensuring regulatory compliance, and optimizing player engagement.
In recent years, Peter expanded his expertise into the rapidly evolving crypto space. He has worked as a consultant for blockchain-based gambling projects, helping integrate decentralized technologies and advising on crypto payment solutions. His deep understanding of both traditional iGaming and blockchain technologies allows him to provide well-rounded insights into the industry's latest trends and challenges.
Peter is passionate about responsible gambling and player safety, frequently incorporating these themes into his writing. Through his articles, he aims to educate players, operators, and crypto enthusiasts alike on the risks and opportunities in the iGaming world. When he’s not writing, Peter enjoys attending industry conferences, staying updated on emerging tech, and exploring the potential of blockchain in online entertainment.
You can contact him via email: peter.smith@thetradable.com
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Bitcoin (BTC) Number of Wallets With BTC of 1k+ Is Increasing
The number of whale wallets is increasing, which can't not affect the price of the asset.

Retail Investors Go All-In Outperforming the Big Traders
This is usually observed before the onset of a bearish trend.

Value Stocks Have the Worst Returns Ever
The returns are even worse than during the Dotcom bubble and Great Depression.

Cameron Winklevoss States Bitcoin (BTC) and Ethereum (ETH) Are the new Money that are Adopted Organically
Billionaire believes they are better than existing fiat money.

Bitcoin (BTC) Is Down to $10,000. Further Decrease Will Make Investors Homeless, the Analyst Says
Bitcoin did not hold the level of $10,000 and fell down. Experts see no reason to panic.
