Cyborg Monday. All the bots got the coins. Odd they sold out in seconds. So inside trading as I’m sure thr APs and dealers knew what the sales were and agreed to split up sales between them can you imagine 3,000 of an item and 9 dealers all placing order of 3,000. Or 8 trying to all buy 1,000 each. And then do that for each offering. I imagine a can’t fulfill message if more in cart than available, but by how many do you reduce to retry? How long would it take? And if several offerings, which did they try to buy first. I’m sure they all had a pecking order of which they wanted to buy first. Doubt it was bots because you have to have certain coding to work. Also how would they know how many available to program or order limits. So it all points to inside trading. Especially more suspect since the available count is not listed, or remaining available. And the last few times it did work, the numbers didn’t update in time. So clearly, instead of writing hate letter to mint, maybe we should be asking for an audit and FOIA release of info regarding anything cyber Monday or the vault. But they probably had personal server in basement they bleach bit, and the computers used caught fire and somehow a kid put peanut butter and jelly into the surveillance camera recorder. I don’t even see a listing of what was offered at all, and no coin news release to fill us in or inform us of upcoming sales.