Muse DAU dropped and Meta insiders decided to sell
Meta's new AI agent app, Muse, is experiencing a significant decline in daily user growth and downloads shortly after its launch. Despite high initial interest, the app's performance has cooled, coinciding with scheduled insider stock sales.
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Meta's autonomous agent app is losing downloads and daily-user growth, and a short seller is pressing the point; the insider selling, though scheduled months in advance, has run one way. The stock closed near $719, about 8% under Zuckerberg's sale price and far below the Street's highest target, $1,000 at Wells Fargo.
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