About two-thirds of his Palantir holdings are in Class B shares, giving him 10x the voting rightsbut still well below the control retained by Karp, Thiel, and Cohen via Palantir's controversial three-class structure. But not everything is blue skies. Sankar offloaded nearly $370 million worth of shares in late 2024his largest sale evercontributing to a $4 billion insider selling spree across Palantir leadership last year. While he still holds options that could be worth over $210 million, those moves have raised fresh questions about timing and long-term confidence. With Q2 earnings due soon, investors are watching whether Palantir's operational momentum can keep pace with its soaring stockand whether the next leg up is powered by fundamentals or just hype. This article first appeared on GuruFocus.