How often do they do that? Is this activity something usual or unusual? If this is unusual, then I think it's a very bad for Freebitco's customers. I don't understand why people still gamble there, I withdraw all of my funds many months ago when there were unresolved issues for straight 3 months.
When the website was working normally, there was never any occasion where billions of tokens were moved out of the wallet in a short period of time. There was a handful of times where amounts over 100 million were transferred to market maker wallets and Uniswap pools.
After they started having problems is when these really huge transfers started happening. 8 months ago they sent 2 billion FUN to Binance. They received 1.5 billion FUN a few weeks later, but have since transferred another 1 billion tokens to Binance in January and 2.6 billion tokens this past week.
Whether this means that they are close to shutting down, I can’t say for sure. All that can be done is to withdraw any remaining funds from the site in case there are liquidity issues in the near future.
I wish I could withdraw funds... My 2FA doesn't have my country code in it (which I get is my fault... Though years ago I used it without a problem so no idea what happened there), but I've been sending messages to their support since September and no one has replied to the support messages. However, if I make a support request related to the WOF spins not being credited, I'm sure they have a queue set up for it as I get a reply within a week with a macro response.
Freebitco's support has been non functional or responsive for as long as the issue with the casino began early last year or late upper last year, I am even surprised to read that you get a response from them whenever you complain about wheel of fortune spin that is not credited.
If one have any issue with their account on freebitco, the best they can do is to try as much as possible to find a way to sort out the issue their self, depending on support for response and help is a complete waste of time from what I and many others have seen so far.
And speaking of your 2fa not having your country code, I don't understand what you mean by this, does a 2fa code have to have a country code in it before it works? This is the first time I am hearing or reading about this, I still assume I don't understand what you mean though, maybe you could explain a bit further.
Sorry, I mean I do not have my 2FA code as it was made many years ago. I still have the number I put in, but as the first 2 digits of my number are "44", and the UK area code is +44, it's sending the 2FA code to an invalid number... I've tried many different things, but the only thing I can do at this point is reach out to support =/... I literally just need them to change it to add the correct country code in front, but something's telling me it won't happen.