Stake Deposit Tracker
Stake received $2,066,108,258 in crypto deposits between 2026-07-26 and 2026-08-24, across 3,303,712 transfers — about 49.2% of everything we recorded across 41 crypto casinos, which puts it 1st by volume. Read straight from public blockchains, not reported by the casino.
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How much does Stake process in crypto deposits?
Between July 26, 2026 to August 24, 2026, Stake received $2.07 billion in cryptocurrency deposits across 3,303,712 separate transfers. Those came from 604,393 wallets depositing to the site for the first time. The average deposit was $625.
That volume is 49.2% of every deposit we recorded across 41 crypto casinos in the same period, which totalled $4.20 billion. It places Stake #1 by deposit volume — ahead of Roobet.
Who actually moves the money at Stake?
Deposits of $100,000 or more account for 39.8% of Stake's total volume, while making up roughly 0.1% of its transactions. The opposite end is just as lopsided: deposits under $100 are the most common size by a wide margin and contribute a few percent of the money.
This is the pattern across every casino we track, and it is the reason headline volume figures say little about how many people actually play. A site can rank high on volume while serving a small number of very large depositors.
Which blockchain and coin do Stake players use?
Most money arrives on TRX, which carries 33.8% of Stake's deposit volume. By asset, USDT leads with 67.3%. Stablecoins dominate crypto casino deposits generally — players move value in, gamble, and move it out, so exposure to price swings is unwanted.
Where do these numbers come from?
They are not reported by Stake. We identify the deposit wallets each casino uses, then read the transfers into them directly from the public blockchains — Ethereum, Tron, BNB Chain, Solana, Polygon and XRP Ledger. Every figure on this page is the sum of transactions that anyone can verify on a block explorer.
Our collector cross-checks itself daily against the chain: it re-reads a sample of wallets transaction by transaction and compares the totals to what it published. Recent checks agreed to within 0.1% on value and exactly on transaction count. Figures update once a day and cover a rolling 30-day window.
What this data cannot show: deposits made with credit cards or through payment processors that never touch a public chain, transfers between a casino's own wallets, or how much of the money was won back and withdrawn. Deposit volume is money entering the site, not revenue.