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Quick question: where is it posted that SDICE shareholders get bought out today on Bitfunder? I think we may see some action there today if that is true. Thanks!

Edit: Nevermind, found it! https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=102181.msg2752632#msg2752632

If that is true, we will see some of the things

Food for thought:
A total of 3182.7215 btc will be hitting bitfunder today from the G.SDICE payout. There is only 1250 btc worth of ASKS before .01.

I feel like reinvesting the 14k i've pulled out in the past weeks. for a massive buy in/sell out to prep for this....

bad idea?

I really don't get you people. You are asking fellow shareholders on the official thread if you should try and play the price to essentially take money off other shareholders. Take a long walk off a short pier.

This comment shows what so many don't seem to understand: shortterm buy/sell strats are as much part of the market as longterm holders. Nobody is being forced to buy or sell at any price, nobody is being cheated, it's all part of the money flow. If you think your market strategy is the only valid one I must politely ask you to follow your own advice.

BS.

You don't understand the driving force behind price manipulation - it's all about taking other shareholders money off them by dirty means - period.

For a start you don't go on the official thread telling people you are going to watch them buy into the market then dump a big one all over them. Where do you think the short term profit comes from. Money from thin air? It comes from sellers who scare after buying into the (manipulated) rally then because they see price falling (manipulated) panic sell. Or investors who won't tolerate price below a level so they too are compelled to sell. Both ways shareholders loose money which goes straight to the speculators pocket. Speculate all you want but don't come on here telling people you are going to take their money off them that is either depraved or extreme naivety.