I have sent in my questions to Overstock.com. In the process of researching Overstock's Bitcoin arm, I have come to the conclusion about whether the stock is a buy or sell. I think the company, in its current state, should be avoided until the further notice. This further notice is the spin off of Medici which is its Bitcoin arm. Besides the acceptance of Bitcoin, Overstock's online retail arm has no relationship with Bitcoin, making it silly to have the two businesses connected. If you read Overstock's press release, Pat Byrne is focusing his efforts on Medici and tØ, while ignoring Overstock. I wouldn't want to own a company whose CEO has separate interests. This is similar to how Jack Dorsey runs both Twitter and Square, except Patrick Byrne is focusing even more of his time on Medici because it's only about 2 years old. Medici which is the Bitcoin arm of Overstock (Overstock owns 81% of it) will be a buy once it is spun off. The firm purchased SpeedRoute which transacts 2.5% of the total trades on the market (Medici also purchased tØ in 2015). The advantage of tØ is in its name. Through the use of cryptography the firm is able to settle trades instantly on the blockchain instead of the 3 days it normally takes. tØ also saves traders money through the use of tokens which sections off shares to allow them to be pre-borrowed when traders want to short stocks. This lowers the amount of money traders are charged and allows high frequency traders to short and cover stocks quickly. You can learn more about this process by going to the link below and watching the interview with Patrick Byrne. https://www.t0.com/