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What EBET is used for on the platform
Reward payouts and boosts
Any balance or fee use
EBET is the loyalty token EarnBet3 credits for activity — it is not a coin you can place bets with. It arrives from four places only: rakeback, weekly race prizes, quest completions, and the referral share on a referred player's net losses. Every gambling balance on the site (BTC, ETH, USDT, TRX, LTC) moves through the cashier, while EBET sits in a separate token balance that only the platform tops up.
- Rakeback — paid in EBET at the USD value shown in your rakeback panel at the moment you press claim; the amount is fixed once claimed.
- Weekly races — the top 100 finishes share a fixed EBET prize pool, credited within 24 hours of the race closing.
- Quests and missions — small, irregular payouts credited the second the progress bar fills.
- Boosts — selected slot campaigns add a percentage to the EBET paid on top of rakeback, with the campaign terms printed in the same block as the figure.
| Action | Can EBET pay for it? | Where the rule is printed |
|---|---|---|
| Deposit | No — BTC, ETH, USDT, TRX and LTC only | /payments deposit table |
| Placing a bet | No — stakes come off the coin balance | Bet slip |
| Network fee on withdrawal | No — deducted from the coin being sent | /payments fee table |
| Rakeback and race prizes | Yes — the only normal use of the balance | /promotions |
| Fee discounts or staking yield | No — neither exists on this platform | This page |
Where to check price and supply
Independent trackers
Why prices here are never quoted as advice
No price on this page is a quote, a target or a forecast. EarnBet3 does not operate an EBET order book, so the only numbers worth reading are the ones published by venues that actually trade the token. Check two independent sources on the same day and note the timestamp — thin pairs can move several percent between refreshes.
- CoinGecko and CoinMarketCap — market cap, circulating supply and 24-hour volume; both publish the contract address, which you should match against the one on our /domain-check page.
- Exchange order books — the venue's own ticker shows the real bid/ask spread you would pay to sell, which aggregators hide.
- Block explorer — holder list and total supply are the ground truth for circulating against locked amounts.
| Source | What it answers | What it does not answer |
|---|---|---|
| CoinGecko / CoinMarketCap | Spot price, market cap, 24h volume | Exit liquidity on your pair |
| Exchange order book | Bid/ask spread and depth you would trade against | Supply schedules or unlocks |
| Block explorer | Total and circulating supply, holder distribution | Any price at all |
| /domain-check | Whether a listed contract address is ours | Valuation |
Earning, holding and staking
Earning paths
Holding considerations and liquidity
You do not have to buy EBET to hold it — rakeback, races and quests all land in the token balance first. Converting that balance to a coin, or topping it up, is a separate decision, and it should start with one question: how much of your balance could the market actually absorb? On a thin pair a wide spread can cost more than a month of rakeback, so check depth before you convert.
- What is the daily traded volume on the pair you would use, and is it more than five times the size you plan to sell?
- What is the current bid/ask spread, and how does it compare with the EBET you earned this month?
- Does the venue support the coin you would convert into, and what is its own withdrawal fee and minimum?
- Is the contract address on that venue the same one published on our /domain-check page?
Is there staking or interest on EBET?
No. There is no staking contract, no locked pool and no interest rate attached to the token balance. Holding EBET does not increase the amount you hold, and nothing on this page should be read as a return estimate.
Can I lose money on EBET?
The token's market price is set by third-party venues, not by us, and it can fall as well as rise. If you convert rewards into EBET and the pair you sell on thins out, you may not be able to exit at the price you saw. Treat it as a volatile asset, not as a cash balance.
Do I need EBET to keep earning rakeback?
No. Rakeback, race prizes and quest rewards are paid in EBET whether or not you ever buy the token, and selling it does not change the rate you earn at.
EBET in rakeback and VIP
Choosing EBET payouts
How it affects tier progress
Rakeback on EarnBet3 accrues at 0.15% of every settled wager, and the payout currency is chosen when you claim, not when the bet settles. Taking it in EBET does not change the percentage or the USD-equivalent amount — it changes the unit you hold and the price at which that amount is locked. Conversion uses the EBET/USDT rate at the claim timestamp, so a claim made after a 4% token move pays 4% more or fewer tokens for the same underlying value.
| Line item | EBET payout | Coin payout (USDT) |
|---|---|---|
| Rate applied | 0.15% of settled wager | 0.15% of settled wager |
| Unit received | EBET at claim-time rate | USDT 1:1 |
| Value locked | At claim timestamp | At claim timestamp |
| Tier points | Credited on USD equivalent | Credited on USD equivalent |
| Minimum claim | 2,000 EBET | 10 USDT |
| Network fee | Paid in EBET by the platform | Paid in USDT by the platform |
- Choosing EBET payouts: switch the claim currency under Rewards → Rakeback before pressing Claim; the toggle applies per claim and leaves the accrued balance intact.
- How it affects tier progress: points come from the USD value of each wager, so an EBET claim moves you through Bronze, Silver and Gold at the same pace as a stablecoin claim.
- Timing is the real variable: a 15-minute gap between request and settlement shifts the EBET amount by however far the token moved in that window.
Does taking rakeback in EBET reduce its value?
No. The USD equivalent is unchanged; only the unit you receive and the conversion rate at claim time differ.
Can I switch back to a coin payout later?
Yes. The currency toggle applies per claim, so your next request can be paid in USDT without touching the accrued EBET balance.
Risks and practicalities
Volatility and counterparty risk
Tax and record-keeping
EBET is a platform token: its price is set by trading against USDT on this exchange, not by an external market maker, and thin order books can move it several percent on modest volume. Its utility also depends on EarnBet3 continuing to operate and honouring token-denominated payouts — a counterparty risk no odds table can price. Nothing on this page is investment advice; treat an EBET balance as working funds you intend to spend, not a position you plan to hold.
- Volatility: a 10% daily move in EBET is ordinary on thin liquidity, so the USD value of a claim can change before it credits.
- Counterparty risk: token payouts and any buy-back scheme stand or fall with the operator's solvency — EBET has no custodian and no insurance behind it.
- Jurisdiction limits: EBET may be restricted in some countries; check the country list on /payments before you claim.
- Age and records: EBET is for players aged 18+, and you are responsible for logging claim dates, token amounts and fiat values for your own tax filing.
| Jurisdiction | Typical treatment of crypto payouts | Record you should keep |
|---|---|---|
| EU (most member states) | Crypto-to-fiat disposal may be a taxable event | Claim date, EBET amount, EUR value |
| United Kingdom | Some payouts treated as income; disposals may incur capital gains | Cost-basis log per claim |
| United States | Rewards generally taxable at fair value on receipt | USD value at claim, annual summary |
| No specific guidance | Rules unclear, documentation matters more | Claim history exports and wallet screenshots |