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If it was after the announcement, it was after the announcement. One second is plenty for him to be perfectly morally justified.


There’s two “announcements” I see in the Reddit threads, and it isn’t clear which he’s talking about here: the internal announcement, from an hour before the public announcement.

It’s pretty shitty if he sold after the internal, and still even if he waited “3-6 minutes” after public, he still had an hour to prep his sell and make a decision on whether he would.


Right, agreed, so why the attempt to explain the difference between 10 seconds and 3 minutes as a value statement?


What is the primary URL for where the announcement was actually posted? (on Reddit itself? in a press release? somewhere else?)

How long is the time lag between posting it there and when the typical holder of Moons would have been notified?

(Think: Efficient Market Hypothesis viz. time lag of disclosure)


He doesn’t have to wait for the typical holders of moons. Only for those very dedicated. And 3 minutes should be plenty fof those.


I'm simply asking what actual mechanism constitutes "disclosure" for Moons.

(I didn't comment on his defense/explanation at all.)

Can anyone just answer what I asked?




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