Yes, Cornell is a well-known seller of shares as soon as they are disbursed to them. They almost never hold and invest. Their whole lending business model is predicated on instant returns plus leveraged returns in the case of convertible debentures where they can go short against you in order to receive a larger amount of shares against the current trading price.
There is nothing good about being in bed with Cornell. In fact, you would not expect a company to be doing business with them at this stage of their development. Companies go to Cornell when other higher quality financiers won't do business with them.
It has been almost 3 weeks since the uplisting application PR and I see no indications yet that was a legit thing for them to have done. I remain more skeptical than ever about what this management team is up to.