9 of 40 coins
BRETT, TRUMP, DOGE and six more: what a meme-coin deposit means at Cloudbet
Nine of the 40 coins on Cloudbet's cashier list are meme or community tokens, from DOGE and SHIB to BRETT, PONKE and TRUMP. Here is what a volatile coin does to a betting balance and to a bonus written in dollars, and which alternatives' coin lists we actually read.
Nine of the 40 coins on Cloudbet's cashier list are meme or community tokens: DOGE, SHIB, TRUMP, BRETT, DEGEN, PONKE, TOSHI, DOGS and HMSTR. We read the list on Cloudbet's own pages on 26 August 2026.
A long list is convenient. It also raises a question most bettors skip: what happens to a betting balance when the coin underneath it moves faster than the odds?
Where do the nine sit among the 40?
Sorted by what each coin is, Cloudbet's list breaks down like this:
- Dollar stablecoins (5): USDT, USDC, USDP, DAI, USDE.
- Yield-bearing or staked tokens (2): SUSDE, STETH.
- Gold-backed (1): PAXG.
- Meme and community tokens (9): DOGE, SHIB, TRUMP, BRETT, DEGEN, PONKE, TOSHI, DOGS, HMSTR.
- Other major and platform coins (23): BTC, BCH, ETH, LTC, DASH, LINK, DOT, ADA, UNI, SOL, ALGO, AVAX, POL, BNB, XLM, XRP, BSV, EOS, TRON, ZEC, TON, ENA, HBAR.
Cloudbet's front page, captured on 6 September 2026, shows a few coins under “Deposit or buy crypto” and a “+30 more” button for the rest. The whole list, with the cashier comparison, is on the Cloudbet coins page.
What does a moving coin do to a betting balance?
That depends on one detail the documents we read leave out: whether Cloudbet keeps a deposit in the coin you sent or converts it on arrival.
If the balance stays in the coin, every bet carries a second position on top of the one you picked. The result on the pitch decides how many tokens you hold; the market decides what those tokens are worth. A winning parlay can close the week as a loss in dollars, and a losing one can be cushioned by a rally. Neither outcome says anything about how well you bet.
If the balance is converted, the coin's swings stop at the door. In exchange, you pass through a conversion rate twice, once in and once out, at moments you do not choose.
Either way, the coin decides part of the result. For a bettor who tracks stakes and returns, that is noise laid over the numbers that matter.
What does it do to a bonus written in dollars?
Cloudbet's own pages, in September 2026, state the welcome offer in dollars: “Up to $2500 Welcome Package” on the front page, and “Deposit once and earn up to $2,500 in cash rewards” on the casino page. Review sites have reported a “100% up to 1 BTC” match; we use the operator's own figure.
A cap in dollars and a balance in a token that can halve or double in a season are measured in different units. How Cloudbet maps one onto the other, at which rate and on which day, would sit in its bonus rules, and those are not among the documents we read. The same question hangs over the “10% rakeback from day one” line on its promotions page: paid in which coin, valued when? The offer in Cloudbet's own words is on the Cloudbet bonus page.
Which alternatives' coin lists did we read?
Only lists taken from each operator's own pages appear below. A dash means we have no figure.
Coin lists read on 26 August 2026 unless another date is shown.
| Site | Coins listed | Meme tokens named |
|---|---|---|
| Wild.io | 12 | DOGE |
| TrustDice | 9 | DOGE; the list also carries its own TXT token |
| Rakebit | 15 | DOGE |
| DuckDice | 10 | none of the nine |
| Bitcasino.io (2 September 2026) | 12 in its help article | DOGE; SHIB appears only in its deposit-limits table |
| BetFury | 40 | full list not read |
| BC.Game (Curaçao record marked Revoked) | 150 | full list not read |
| Vave, our advertiser | 90 at the cashier | full list not read |
| Shuffle (8 September 2026) | shown in the cashier after sign-up, clauses 9.4 and 10.6 | — |
Across the five lists we hold in full, DOGE is the only meme token that turns up more than once, and none of them names TRUMP, BRETT, DEGEN, PONKE, TOSHI, DOGS or HMSTR. Among the lists we have read end to end, those seven appear at Cloudbet alone.
Bitcasino.io's two pages disagree with each other: its help article names 12 coins, while its deposit-limits table adds SHIB as a thirteenth. We count 12, following the article, and note the gap as the operator's.
A steadier way to hold a betting balance
Deposit and withdraw in a dollar stablecoin, and keep any meme-coin position in your own wallet, apart from your betting money. That puts two different decisions in two different places: the bet on the match, and the bet on the token. Nothing here is investment advice.
Seen that way, a Cloudbet alternative with a far shorter list can suit a bettor perfectly well, as long as it carries the stablecoin you settle in and the network you use for it.