Re: Freebitco.in - FUN Token Investment Experiment

I'm back with info from my investing in FUN token. So 09.01. I bought 12500 FUN token , so everyday I get 5 free spin.
***In 30 days its 150 free spin. I get 2700 RP and 0.00002400 BTC , rest was lottery ticket which is not worth.

Bad thing for me is that I give 37 sat per Fun token and now I can sell it for 30 sat. So I will rather hold it and hope that price / BTC will raise again.

I will post next month another post with all my winning on WoF.

This should play long term. Are free spins even have an expiration or not? Just because you lost 7 sats per token doesn't mean it's the end. Yeah it's kinda frustrating if you always check your portfolio but keep in mind on how did you invest in it and don't sell it at a lower price, maybe enjoy the utility you get right now.

Free spins don't have expiration. In my case, I used to keep my free spins because i'm lazy to play it everyday so I decided to just let it there. I have 3k plus FUN (originally it's only 2500 when I bought my tokens but I gained interest for locking it few times both short and the maximum period).

I can't remember the last time I use my free spins, then last week I play it all, a total of 1300 plus spins. I think it's been a year or more since the last time I play it and it took me few hours to claim it all. After claiming I already sell my FUN to use to gamble but unfortunately it didn't turned out well. Obviously it's not a good decision so i'm planning to buy again while the price is still cheap.

"Free spins don't have expiration"

- I am glad to know that WoFs don's expire.

Now, let me inform that, on 27dec22, a single WoF gave me 5 Golden Tickets

https://s3.amazonaws.com/roll-verifier/verify.html?server_seed=c38734191559650b57eebb772322a6122d50c67e4c3fbfd596632bb17c60626b&client_seed=eDyTLVXCDd8q3FTS&server_seed_hash=300f6a2e7392616a25727a05a0a1267e16b63b2202adaa84ac79a817f918af8a&nonce=2586433

that were registered on my Roll History by its nominal value of 125,000 Satoshis (=5*25,000) [obviously not in Balance].

How rare is this event? - informing the steps of the calculus also fits me. [Thanks in advance]