Choe was paid in banal options instead of banknote for painting walls at the amusing networking company's aboriginal address in Palo Alto, California, seven years ago.
The Los Angeles-born artist's shares could be account added than $200 actor if Facebook banal starts trading about after this year, The New York Times reported.
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The Los Angeles Times said that "Choe became abominable in Silicon Valley for allegedly getting commissioned to spray-paint animal cartoon on the walls of Facebook's aboriginal Palo Alto office" by founding admiral Sean Parker.
This art was re-created for the blur "The Amusing Network," according to the LA Times.
On Wednesday, Facebook appear its $5 billion IPO, which is accepted to amount the aggregation at amid $75 billion and $100 billion.
Trading of Facebook shares is accepted to activate in the additional division of 2012, the Washington Post reported.
Bloomberg News said the aggregation will yield the ticker “FB” for its shares, which will barter on either the Nasdaq Banal Market or the New York Banal Exchange.
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