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no it doesn't, the block confirmed after the end but they were in the block before the end and transmitted across the network. Just because a block hasn't confirmed doesn't mean the coins aren't in the chain. When I sent my BTC for the IPO they showed in the IPO sale list before they had confirmations.
So clearly you have no idea how the blockchain technology works. When you send a payment, your client signs a message which is they relayed over the network. At that point the tx is in the mempool. It has not been mined and may not be mined. Until it has been mined it *is not included in the blockchain or any blocks*.
This is how double spending works, you can relay one tx and quickly relay another competing tx to another set of nodes. Since some miners will hear of TXa first and other TXb first, then it's a lottery for which will be mined.
The IPO terms are very very clear, you just do not understand how bitcoin technology works.
An unconfirmed tx is exactly that, just an unconfirmed tx. IPO talks about confirmed in the blockchain.
So clearly you have no idea how time works
9/30/2014 22:03:35 323254
9/30/2014 00:22:14 323255 (22 hours earlier)
10/1/2014 00:13:26 323264 (24 hours later)
