On Tuesday and Wednesday, renewed uncertainty regarding the future of the world economy led to a sharp drop in the world stock markets. At the same time, the Euro fell against the US Dollar, and also against the Linden-Dollar, which is de facto tied to the US dollar. Says Iliana Suppan, managing director of Virtual World Services GmbH: "This is good news for owners of Linden-Dollars: At our exchange 'euroSLEX', you now get 1 Euro for only about 390 Linden-Dollars, which may be a good opportunity to 'cash in' and convert your Lindens to Euro." CASH IN NOW!
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hmmm, I had an impression (probably wrong one, granted what I read now) that L$ were not tied to USD but fluctuating freely...
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