2019-9-30 12:49 |
An investor has launched a class action against Overstock and two former execs, claiming securities violations involving the firm's digital dividend. origin »
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Gold, silver, & cryptos are “hedge” against the failing economy Pressure from Govt. led to “digital dividend” delay Patrick Byrne, 56, the former CEO of Overstock. com sold his entire holdings in the company he founded and said he would invest it all in gold and cryptocurrency.
2019-9-20 20:59 | |
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Overstock is working with authorities to make its digital asset-based dividend freely tradeable
2019-9-19 20:16 | |
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The online retail giant is to drop trading restrictions for its digital asset-based dividend instigated by former CEO Patrick Byrne.
2019-9-19 15:54 | |
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The digital dividend, Series A-1, will be paid in a ratio of 1:10 to the company's common stock.
2019-7-31 03:30 | |
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The digital dividend, Series A-1, will be paid in a ratio of 1:10 to the company's common stock.
2019-7-31 03:30 | |
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