The company cannot just issue free trading shares whenever they feel like it. The selling we're seeing is likely shares that were issued some time ago by the previous management, that were restricted but aren't anymore. Hard to know without full disclosure. If the company would tell us how many shares (restricted and free trading (if any)) have been issued over the past couple of years, to whom and for what reason, that would answer a lot of questions.
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