Taking all this into account does not mean that Bitcoin is the right choice for online pokies Australia casinos and especially playing on mobile pokies. There is still so much unknowns surrounding Bitcoin including the volatile nature of its value that trades at crazy differentials. In the future, using Bitcoin may the way to go if there are more coins produced and it may change from fad to a fact.
The rate of production will have to increase for mobile and online casino users to be comfortable enough to use it and the value will need to plateau out with a more or less steady value being assigned to the Bitcoin and not the fluctuations it has been showing of late. At present, it is thought to be a secure way of trading but hackers have still been able to get into the Bitcoin systems and their algorithms together with the special Bitcoin e-wallets that have been set up, which raises a red warning flag for many potential users.
There are no denominations for the Bitcoin, and this may need to be thought through more clearly if Australian online pokies casinos will benefit from adopting Bitcoin as a payment method. To date there are only approximately 12 million Bitcoins in use, which is a rather limited number considering the widespread popularity of the Australian online casino and this together with the fact that one of Australia’s allies and neighbours, China have banned the use of Bitcoins, also puts a negative tilt on the whole idea.
(In December 2013 the Peoples Bank of China prohibited the use of Bitcoins for real trading). The online pokies Australia casinos and mobile casinos do like to be innovative and keep up with the demands of their clients but in the case of Bitcoin, it may be best to watch and wait and see if this really is the way to go, all pointers suggest that for the moment, Bitcoin trading is something to be observed closely at a distance with plans in place if and when it becomes more accepted and a steadier virtual currency to use.