@0xabad1dea wait wait, are people saying that the CEO knew ahead of time of this incoming train wreck and was like “I’ll sell my currently vested stock now and potentially destroy the value of my invested stock”?
@ohunt @0xabad1dea I mean, not explicitly, but the "This isn't how it happened" posts do make it sound like the possibility of "I'm going to be selling stocks on <Date> - I'm totally onboard with us delivering a change on the day immediately afterwards." is entirely possible as a back-filling approach.
@AT1ST @ohunt they sell stocks on many dates (that's the point of the arrangement, that you always have some amount of stock on the line in the near future) and they deliver updates of the kind that caused the crash literally several times a day, every single day
@0xabad1dea @AT1ST sorry, my comment left ambiguity: I recognize exec level stock sales are scheduled well ahead of time so the idea that the CEO knew this was coming ahead of time was laughable (also the idea that the CEO could know this was going to happen, sold stock, and let it happen when the fix that would not cause any potential lawsuits was just not pushing an update is laughably absurd)