The founder of Compound is suspected to be selling 50,000 COMP through Galaxy Digital
According to on-chain analyst @ai_9684xtpa, Compound founder Robert Leshner is suspected of selling 50,000 COMP tokens worth $3.19 million through Galaxy Digital. These tokens were transferred to Galaxy by Robert Leshner three weeks ago (March 12th), at that time they were only worth $2.03 million. He may have commissioned them for sale, and half an hour ago all the tokens had been fully recharged into CEX.
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