The CEO of a leading compliant platform is subject to strict regulations on stock trading operations due to identity restrictions. According to public information, this CEO has chosen to reduce holdings in all 88 transactions, never increasing their position even once.

The reason is actually quite simple— as an executive (Section 16 officer) of a publicly listed company, he is bound by U.S. securities laws and can only conduct compliant transactions through a 10b5-1 plan. Although he once stated on social media, "Buying our own stock through the platform feels great," his actual actions tell a different story: only selling, never buying.

This phenomenon has sparked discussions in the crypto space—what does the executive's reduction of holdings really reflect? Liquidity needs, risk avoidance, or other considerations? Many investors use such data as a reference signal for market sentiment. In any case, the 88 consecutive sales records are indeed an interesting data point.