AI chip giant Marvell (迈威尔科技)'s former CFO Willem Meintjes filed Form 144 on June 15, planning to sell approximately 207,000 shares of $MRVL, valued at around $60.13 million at the time. Why 'former CFO'? ​Because on the same day, Meintjes officially completed the CFO transition and moved into an advisory role with the company until 2027. On the very day he completed the transition, Meintjes submitted a sell-off plan, intending to offload about 93% of his holdings. Talk about not wasting any time! Marvell was just added to the S&P 500, and Jensen Huang has repeatedly highlighted its critical role in AI infrastructure. The market has even started calling $MRVL the 'next trillion-dollar AI company.' At a time when the AI hardware sector is at peak hype and valuations are at their most optimistic, a key executive who just stepped down decides to sell nearly 93% of his shares. Is this just a routine wealth management move, or a rational cash-out given the current valuation levels?