“The CEO of Core… has been selling a ton of stock… It's $682 million worth of stock… all planned in advance… to pay the taxes for some of the stocks that is granted.”

The Compound and Friends · How OpenAI Could Cause a US Recession With Steve Eisman

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sold $682 million of personal stock continuously to fund tax liabilities

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