Circle is a company you might know—it’s the issuer of USDC, the world’s second-largest stablecoin. Its CEO recently said in an interview: We have strong confidence in the company’s long-term prospects. But according to SEC public filings, the same person sold off his CRCL shares 10 times over the past 14 months, cashing out $30.77 million. And—he’s never bought back. Not even once. Someone who truly believes in the long-term value of their company would buy more shares when the price dips. What he chose to do instead: say nice things publicly, then quietly cash out. On Wall Street, this is called an insider selling signal. Retail investors? They call it the prelude to getting rugged.