Smart players sell "when the offer is right".
But my point was really: is there anything "technically" (in the IPO I presume) to stop AM just selling up one day and therefore not paying dividends any more? If so, this is a risk I hadn't even considered.
Yup, there simply aren't enough coins to buy AM. Iirc its more or less the same as S dice, AM can buy back any time they want at the 7 day average price.
Doesn't have to be bought with bitcoins. Some company might say "we need a bitcoin mining company in our portfolio" and make AM an offer they can't refuse? What happens then, they just buy back at 7 day average price, really?
If so, a lot of people that bought into this thing because of the dividends would be mighty pissed.