My question is how many ordinary shares were there?
How much did they each get paid out?
Topic: Rally from $65 to 95 caused by Satoshi Dice acquisition (Read 3446 times)
Think about it. Would Oprah really have her own website if Satoshi Dice didn't get sold?
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Before this continues..... Does everyone have their tinfoil hat on?
It is fairly obvious satoshi dice sale was fake and he sold it to himself, no one in their right mind would put that kind of money into it.
I would not rule that out. However, far worse investment decisions are made every day.
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It is fairly obvious satoshi dice sale was fake and he sold it to himself, no one in their right mind would put that kind of money into it.
Or it could be the owner of Satoshi Dice wanted to go underground so he bought his own company anonymously with the money he had already made from Satoshi Dice.
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This bull will try to shake you off. Hold tight!
Anyway I'm gonna go back to playing Civilization II now because this current market is boring as all hell.
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tempted!! but I need to finish Infinite Jest before school starts, or else i'll never finish it
school sucks :/ Sorry
Anyway I'm gonna go back to playing Civilization II now because this current market is boring as all hell.
lol
tempted!! but I need to finish Infinite Jest before school starts, or else i'll never finish it
sr. member
Activity: 294
Merit: 250
This bull will try to shake you off. Hold tight!
Anyway I'm gonna go back to playing Civilization II now because this current market is boring as all hell.
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. Although I do accept that alot of ordinary shareholders got paid eventually.
Which shareholders didn't get paid?
Or it could be the owner of Satoshi Dice wanted to go underground so he bought his own company anonymously with the money he had already made from Satoshi Dice.
Interesting. You think they were waiting for the market to tank before buying the BTC and acquiring SDice?
I'm not sure if the acquirers were that smart.
In fact, I'm not really sure about the acquirors and who they were, or if they even existing. The fact they remain anonymous is a little shady. There's something fishy about the whole thing. Although I do accept that alot of ordinary shareholders got paid eventually.
I'm not sure if the acquirers were that smart.
In fact, I'm not really sure about the acquirors and who they were, or if they even existing. The fact they remain anonymous is a little shady. There's something fishy about the whole thing. Although I do accept that alot of ordinary shareholders got paid eventually.
I thought people get paid already.
Assumptions:
And why should we make that assumption? - Acquiring party needed to amass >100k BTC from somewhere(s) to make the acquisition, i.e. they were not an early investor in BTC
Interesting. You think they were waiting for the market to tank before buying the BTC and acquiring SDice?
I'm not sure if the acquirers were that smart.
In fact, I'm not really sure about the acquirors and who they were, or if they even existing. The fact they remain anonymous is a little shady. There's something fishy about the whole thing. Although I do accept that alot of ordinary shareholders got paid eventually.
I'm not sure if the acquirers were that smart.
In fact, I'm not really sure about the acquirors and who they were, or if they even existing. The fact they remain anonymous is a little shady. There's something fishy about the whole thing. Although I do accept that alot of ordinary shareholders got paid eventually.
Assumptions:
Evidence:
Implications:
Anyway I'm gonna go back to playing Civilization II now because this current market is boring as all hell.
- Acquiring party needed to amass >100k BTC from somewhere(s) to make the acquisition, i.e. they were not an early investor in BTC
Evidence:
- Timing of rally and then Satoshi Dice acquisition might match up
- Rally from those price points has been described as "unnatural" by some people
- MtGox order book has been borked ever since, ~50k BTC disappearing from the order book like magic, never to return
- www.oprah.com
Implications:
- The rally was indeed unnatural and we will be returning to $65/BTC once BTC supply has a chance to catch up.
Anyway I'm gonna go back to playing Civilization II now because this current market is boring as all hell.
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