Keep in mind that's a 1% per three months for each affiliate/officer/director, not a total limit for all affiliates. Second, unaffiliated investors aren't limited to any percentage once the time has passed.
However, maybe Humbl will drag its feet on giving an opinion letter to non-affiliates. Without that, they can't sell at all!
Overall, I wouldn't worry about when people can sell their shares. The important part is that there will be something like 6,500,000,000 shares outstanding and the most traction Humbl has achieved so far is by selling Humbl-branded merch to investors.
Humbl seems to be such an obviously worthless company that my thought continues to be that they're setting a bear trap. If you're long, play it that way but don't hold long term imagining that you're going to get generational wealth.
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