Four of the seven iGaming tokens we track traded less in the 30 days to 28 October 2026 than in an average day of the past 12 months. Measured in US dollars on CoinGecko’s volume figures, BFG fell 79%, TG.Casino (TGC) 62%, RAIN 41% and SolCasino (SCS) 17%. Shuffle (SHFL) rose 73%, BC 41% and Rollbit (RLB) 21%. Over the same stretch Bitcoin’s daily volume fell 27% and Ethereum’s 34%, so the broad market was quieter too. Three of them (RAIN, TGC and BFG) fell by more than Bitcoin, and only SHFL rose by every measure we tried.
How much each token trades
Average daily volume over the last 30 days was $16.3 million for RAIN, $1.17 million for SHFL, $341,000 for RLB, $113,000 for BC, $21,700 for TGC, $7,900 for SCS and $2,100 for BFG. RAIN alone accounts for 91% of the $18.0 million total for the seven, so a single token drives the group’s trend. For scale, Bitcoin traded $28.0 billion a day over the same 30 days.
Three ways to measure it, and where they disagree
A change in dollar volume can reflect a change in price rather than in trading. BC is the clear case: its dollar volume is up 41%, but in tokens traded it is down 47%, because its average price over the last 30 days was about 2.5 times its 12-month average. A median day instead of an average also changes the picture for some tokens, because single spikes lift an average. We therefore checked each token three ways: average daily volume in dollars, the median day, and volume in tokens. SHFL is up on all three (+73%, +51%, +13%). RAIN, TGC, SCS and BFG are down on all three. BC and RLB change sign depending on the measure, so their direction is not clear from this data.
Key facts
Source: CoinGecko market_chart API, daily total_volumes and prices for each token, 364 full UTC days to 28 October 2026 (the partial 29 October day is excluded), pulled 29 October 2026. Bitcoin and Ethereum pulled the same way.
Method: average daily USD volume of the last 30 days (29 September to 28 October) divided by the average over all 364 days, which includes those 30 days. The figures are volume as CoinGecko tracks it; CoinGecko flags some venues as anomalous and adjusts its coverage over time.
Dollar change in average daily volume, 30 days vs 12 months: SHFL +73%, BC +41%, RLB +21%, SCS −17%, RAIN −41%, TGC −62%, BFG −79%, Bitcoin −27%, Ethereum −34%.
Median day: SHFL +51%, BC +60%, RLB −5%, SCS −7%, RAIN −38%, TGC −57%, BFG −83%. Volume in tokens: SHFL +13%, RLB +10%, SCS −38%, RAIN −41%, BC −47%, BFG −55%, TGC −62%.
Not covered: MRC and SX Network, which show no market cap on CoinGecko, and other category tokens with short or patchy history.
How to read it
This compares each token with its own past year, not with the others, and a token that fell by 79% may still have been thinly traded to begin with. CoinGecko volume includes trades on venues with very different depth, so we do not treat it as a measure of real demand.
Why it matters for GambleFi
Volume decides how easily a holder can exit, which our liquidity check measures with order-book depth. The same tokens are also far below their peaks, as the all-time-high comparison shows, and RAIN’s weight in the category is covered in our RAIN market cap analysis. More figures are on the statistics page. This is a data report, not investment advice.