The buy back was performed (in the form of a dividend) before the asset was frozen.

Unfortunately, I had BitFunder's dividend reinvestment feature enabled on this asset.

As such, BitFunder performed 4 trades on my behalf before the asset was frozen.



This has left me in a position where I now hold 314 shares in a frozen asset, and a small amount of change from the buy back.

Some lucky sellers have effectively had their shares bought back twice (once by the asset issuer and once by me).

So, a few questions:

- Should the asset issuer have frozen the asset before issuing the dividend?
- Can the asset issuer even distribute dividends after the asset is frozen? (Not sure how this aspect of BitFunder works)
- Are any of the lucky sellers reading this?

In the exceptional circumstance that someone wishes to return or contribute to my loss, my address is below.

Thanks for listening. Look forward to any comments.