2026-01-08 07:28:07

The CEO of a leading compliant trading platform conducted 88 stock sell-offs through a 10b5-1 scheduled sales plan. Notably, the executive did not make any stock purchases during this period. This one-sided capital allocation adjustment has sparked discussions in the crypto asset market about the sentiment of institutional investors.

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fren_with_benefits

· 01-11 01:29

88 consecutive sell-offs with zero buys, this guy is really bearish on his own company --- 10b5-1 this trick is played smoothly, claiming to be a plan is actually just an excuse to run away --- The heads of compliant trading platforms are all reducing holdings, what signal does this send to the market --- Only selling and not buying, this is ridiculous, why are you still here --- Institutional mindset? I think they just want to cash out and leave, don’t make it so academic --- 88 times, this move is a bit reckless --- True confidence should be to sell and buy simultaneously, one-way operation is really dragging down --- The leaders are all running, retail investors are still holding on --- This operation looks like they are passing the buck

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ETH_Maxi_Taxi

· 01-10 22:01

88 sales and 0 purchases, this guy really doesn't have confidence, is it a run-away rhythm?

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Degen4Breakfast

· 01-10 21:12

Are all 88 times just selling? This guy really doesn't have much confidence, hasn't bought even once, can't hold it anymore.

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BearMarketSurvivor

· 01-10 01:09

All 88 times were sells, not a single buy? This guy really has a bearish outlook on his own company.

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StablecoinGuardian

· 01-08 07:55

Uh, 88 times clearing out, does this guy really have no confidence in his platform's prospects at all? Selling and selling, not even buying back the first hand, how unconfident is that? Signals before the big boss runs away? Or just arbitrage? Talking about institutional mentality, I think it's just a lack of confidence. This kind of one-sided operation is really incredible, just like retail investors' mentality in trading cryptocurrencies.

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MetaverseVagabond

· 01-08 07:48

88 consecutive sell-offs with zero buys, this guy is really planning to run away --- Even the CEO is starting to cut losses, retail investors are still in a daze --- Unilateral dumping, isn’t this an insider’s bearish signal... --- Do compliant exchange executives play like this? LOL --- Basically, they’re not optimistic, even a 10b5-1 plan can’t hide this --- 88 times, planned liquidation, how much distrust in their platform --- Feeling a bit guilty, when did the big shots start running away too --- After a wave of cuts, switching to the next project? Old tricks again

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faded_wojak.eth

· 01-08 07:46

88 times liquidation? This guy probably knows something. --- Only selling without buying, the signal is clear enough. --- If senior executives at compliant platforms are operating this way, I need to reconsider my positions. --- The 10b5-1 plan is back again, another lie of "I really believe in the company." --- Emptying stocks without buying? Can't hold it anymore. --- This is the "truth" of institutional investors; no matter how beautifully they speak, their actions speak louder. --- 88 times? Brother, this isn't reducing holdings; it's a run-away plan. --- A typical "my money is insured first," retail investors, go ahead and take the bait.

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LiquidatorFlash

· 01-08 07:44

All 88 times were sell-offs, not a single buyback... What kind of signal is this sending to the market?

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SeasonedInvestor

· 01-08 07:33

All 88 times were sells, not a single buy? This guy is really bearish on his own company. --- This is outrageous. The CEO of a compliant platform is still cashing out in a run-style manner. The institution's mentality is indeed worrying. --- No, 10b5-1 is just for legal selling, only a fool would believe this is normal operation. --- One word: run. I've seen many seasoned veterans, and this trick is as old as it gets. --- 88 times of selling with zero buys? Friend, you're just betting on a crash happening next. --- The CEO has started quietly doing big things, while we retail investors are still studying K-line charts here. --- Let's see if other executives are also involved. Usually, it's not scary when one person sells, but if a group is selling, that's really the end. --- By the way, the loophole in 10b5-1 has actually been there all along; it should have been fixed long ago. --- It's outrageous. Even their own platform doesn't trust it, so why should I believe in it?

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