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Robinhood CEO Tenev Vladimir Sells Over $30.18 Million in Stock, Ownership Stake Decreases by 97%

According to information released by the SEC, Robinhood (HOOD) CEO Tenev Vladimir sold 240,834 shares of the company's stock on September 22 at an average price of $125.33 per share, totaling approximately $30.1843 million. Following the transaction, his direct holdings decreased to 6,907 shares.

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