Well, considering that you made 33 spins, what isn't small number, I think that your winnings isn't something special. I'm lazy to count, but I think you mostly got 50 Sat worth prizes, not even 500. I don't really like that when Bitcoin goes up, WoF rewards goes down to. But when Bitcoin hits it's lowest level in recent year, rewards can't exceed 50 Satoshi.

I've always said that there is no problem with selling bitcoin, I'd go as far as saying there is even no problem with panic selling bitcoin either. The problem is not buying back soon after. Imagine if this person who panic sold below $20 had bought back when the panic sell ended and before the price started shooting back up again.

It's the same scenario repeating itself every time we have a drop. A large number of weak hands panic sell but they don't buy back, only a smaller percentage of people are buying these days. People who would be called whales a couple of years later.

Since there is no positive news regarding bitcoin and crypto right now,we can still wait for more "discounted" price.You know the usual method,buy the rumor,sell the news.So if there are no solid rumor yet,wait till the market started to show slight recovery and then go in.

Almost everyone that engaged in gambling did so with the sole aim to making money through winnings from their bets, and I don't think there's any reasonable gambler that goes on comfortably smiling in the process of losing his money to gambling no matter how little in amount the stake might be.

For I often wonder how gambling will look like for a gambler going on for days or weeks be it with online casinos or betshops without winning even a stake but then I discovered a certain guy around my neighborhood that I met within one of the betshops around my street that enjoys and derives pleasure in just playing gambling even without winning any stake. Like this guy has no big deal with losing his bets as long he keeps on playing and it baffles me if it's a psychological issue or what?

For it baffles me that someone could decide to engage into gambling only because of the pleasure he claims to derive while engaging in it as opposed to making profit or winning money which is every gamblers most concern.
Just yo raise some discussion, could this be a psychological related issues or is just a normal thing?
Also, have you come across such persons and what was your expression?

I think that governments are taking advantage of entering people's privacy using the most vulnerable possible excuses of "protection", I respect everything that has to do with security, but I know that trusting governments or banks is suicide, they they want to have total control over people, make sure that no one has their privacy, see and track all the operations that have to do with money, how many people move money and why they move those amounts, I think that will be a trap to apply all the acid in the future, of course as I said before, these are my thoughts.

I think one year locking is quite a lot of time for people with more than 50k or 100k FUN tokens.You cannot predict what will happen in one year to the price especially now that Bitcoin price is going down massively,one that locks such big amount for that amount of time risk to lose times when the price of FUN token increases a lot let's say 15-20 Satoshis more than when you bought them and thus losing big on the gains if they were to sell a big amount of the FUN tokens they hold.This is just my idea though,I see a lot of people here not bothering locking for 1 year,personally max I lock is for 1 month.

It's very hard to believe that number $3562. If it came to that, he would lose EVERYTHING. It would be completely liquidated. That is, a fund that had billions would disappear. Long before reaching that point, he would have had to look for several options to stay rich. As well as several other funds that became multimillionaires with this latest price hike.

There seems to be a very high gap between 19k and 11k. I hope the market doesn't test this 19k, as there could be a slingshot effect knocking down the rest of the market.

I am not selling anything and just staking my FUN tokens. Most of them are locked with 1 year, but I might sell some, when they get released. I think in the long end, the initial buying price doesn't really matter as the benefits with the premium membership are interesting enough. I still hope, that if the planned roadmap goes good, that we will see another increase in price!

I also started buying FUN tokens using winnings from free spins and multiply, but I think that I am very far from the necessary 2,472 FUN to get the opportunity to daily 4 free spins WOF, sometimes I just don't go to the site for a few days, it would be easier to make a deposit and just immediately buy the required amount of FUN.

Hate to break it to you, if you never sold any, you never made a profit.
Paper gains are not real gains, as real gains or losses only happen when you click sell.

So it does not matter if you own millions of dollars worth of bitcoin,
if you are never going to sell, you are poorer than those that do lock in a profit every now and again.

There is an old saying, if you don't use it, you lose it. 

We've been here before, you are just making the whales richer, selling your precious BTC for pennies (crappy fiat). The storm will pass, hodl, or try to accumulate even more BTC, it's a great time to buy for cheap. We will make it this time too. Even if BTC goes down to $15,000 nothing is forever. Remember $20,000 down to $3,000? Been through that storm too. Remember, 1 BTC = 1 BTC. To the Moon!