BitFortune
BitFortune
Crypto Casino

BitFortune

How BitFortune Acquired 1,858 Wallet-Native Players at a $162 CPA with Blockchain-Ads

−54%
lower CPA — $350 → $162 per FTD
1,858
First-Time Depositors across 39.2M+ verified impressions; 0.50% CTR; $1.54 CPC at scale.
3.5x
90-day ROAS, attributed
0.95%
click-to-deposit rate
industry
Crypto Casino
Duration
9 months
Key Markets
LATAM, Eastern Europe, Tier-2 English markets, MENA
Primary KPI
CPA per First-Time Depositor (FTD)
Objective

 User Acquisition (Wallet-Native FTDs)

About
BitFortune

About the Brand

BitFortune is a fast-scaling crypto casino brand differentiated through aggressive bonus structures, multi-chain wallet support, and a high-tempo product release cycle. The brand operates in Tier-2 English and LATAM markets.

Target Audience: Adult crypto-holders who play casino-led products and follow new-release cycles closely.

Growth Stage: Scale-up.

The Challenge 

The team needed to scale a category-challenger crypto casino from regional volume into multiple regions. They had to do it without the acquisition-cost spike that usually follows aggressive geo-expansion in crypto gambling. But these obstacles made this difficult: 

  • Mainstream-platform exclusion. Standard for the category.
  • Affiliate-saturation in primary geos. Existing markets were producing diminishing returns; new geos were the only growth path.
  • Quality-vs-volume tension. Aggressive bonus structures attract bonus-chasers — the team needed paid inventory that filtered for retention, not just registrations.
  • Multi-chain rail complexity. Players arrived holding ETH, SOL, BNB, USDT-TRC20, and the team's existing flow penalized new arrivals on uncommon rails.

Why Blockchain-Ads?

The existing affiliate stack had hit market saturation. CPAs in primary geos were rising; the long-tail of fresh affiliates produced players who churned within 14 days. This was a problem they could only solve with Blockchain-Ads, because they could leverage the following: 

  • Wallet-level audience precision — a way to prospect by what players actually hold and do.
  • Geo-flexible audience packs — pre-built behavioral segments tuned per market.
  • Multi-chain wallet detection — privacy-safe identification of which rails new arrivals actually use.
  • Quality-aware bidding — optimization toward retention metrics, not just FTD counts.

Unique Capabilities Leveraged

  • Multi-chain DeFi-active wallet segments — players with Ethereum + Solana + BNB Chain footprints.
  • Stablecoin power-user segments with high transaction velocity.
  • CRM-seeded lookalikes from BitFortune's existing high-LTV depositor base.
  • Wallet-aware funnel routing to surface the appropriate crypto rail per visitor.

The Challenge

Why Blockchain-Ads

Campaign Results

Before Blockchain-Ads → After Blockchain-Ads

  • CPA (per FTD): ~$350 → $162
  • CTR: 0.10% → 0.50%
  • Click → FTD: 0.39% → 0.95%
  • 14-day Retention: Baseline → +42%
  • 90-day ROAS: 1.5x → 3.5x

BitFortune cohorts from Blockchain-Ads showed 42% higher 14-day retention, 27% higher second-deposit rates, and a meaningful share of long-tail wagering activity beyond the initial bonus window. The campaign delivered the brand's first defensible multi-region scaling story. CPA stayed below the ceiling across nine markets simultaneously.

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Campaign Strategy

Phase 1 — Learning (Month 1)

Objective: Identify the wallet-segment × geo combinations with the strongest retention curve.

Actions:

  • Five wallet behavioral segments tested: Multi-chain DeFi-active (ETH + SOL + BNB Chain), CEX depositors (Binance, Bybit, KuCoin), Stablecoin power-users, CRM-seeded lookalikes (BitFortune's existing high-LTV depositors), NFT-collector control segment
  • Eight creative variants — split between new-release-led and bonus-led angles
  • Geo split: Eastern Europe (35%), LATAM (30%), Tier-2 English (20%), MENA (15%)

Insights:

  • CRM-seeded lookalikes converted at 2.7x the rate of NFT-collector control at parity CPA.
  • New-release-led creative drove 42% higher 14-day retention than bonus-led creative.
  • Stablecoin power-users in MENA showed the strongest unit economics of any tested cell.

Phase 2 — Consideration (Month 2–3)

Objective: Concentrate budget on retention-grade segments and tighten creative.

Actions:

  • 70% of budget reallocated to lookalike + stablecoin segments.
  • Creative cycle moved to 7 days, with new-release-led variants leading the funnel.
  • Funnel rebuilt: wallet-rail detection surfaced TRC-20, ERC-20, BEP-20, or Solana deposit options based on detected wallet — reducing first-deposit drop-off by ~28%.

Performance Improvements:

  • CTR climbed 0.27% → 0.54%.
  • CPC compressed $1.95 → $1.43.
  • Click-to-FTD rate improved 0.51% → 0.91%.

Phase 3 — Acquisition + Retargeting (Month 4–9)

Objective: Scale across the four-region footprint and lock in retention through retargeting.

Actions:

  • Daily spend lifted 3.4x against winning cohorts.
  • Wallet-based retargeting for connected wallets that browsed but didn't deposit.
  • Behavioral retargeting for visitors who registered without depositing within 7 days.
  • Game-launch trigger campaigns activated around BitFortune's quarterly studio releases.
  • Geo expansion into Argentina, Turkey, Vietnam — all three cleared the CPA threshold.

Outcome:

  • Steady-state CPA settled at $162.
  • 14-day retention on Blockchain-Ads cohorts hit 42% higher than blended baseline.
  • Retargeted cohorts converted at 2.5x the rate of cold prospecting.

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