Anyway, let us assume an employee was selling.
1. Although being an employee of the company, he or she is still an ordinary investor of the company like us.
2. Selling shares does not necessarily mean the employee cannot see a bright future of this company. Oftentimes money is needed for other personal uses. Besides as you know, some employees were paid by shares and options.
3. The company CEO makes all the significant desicions on fundamentals of the business.
4. An employee does not have to be an 'insider' to know the company will not be listing next year.
Personally I did not reckon the company will be listing next year. Surprisingly this topic was mentioned on this thread every now and then. You just need to review few past AGMs and combine with where the company is at and all the issues brought by COVID, ect. After thinking about those things, it is fairly easy to get an answer.
