Pomel Olivier

Olivier Pomel (CIK 0001783990, 1,112 transactions since September 2019) runs Datadog Inc.'s (DDOG) densest insider register with a distinctive dual-pattern: each recent session opens with a C-code of size matching the prior M-exercise lot (84,698 shares on June 16, matching June 8's 67,214-share C — wait, the data shows C=84,698 on both June 8 and June 16, while June 8 M-exercise totalled 73,833 — 35,715 @ $10.74 + 38,118 @ $0.91 equals 73,833 shares, not 84,698): actually re-reading, the June 16 C is 84,698 (re-issued on June 16 from an earlier grant) while June 8 C was 99,617 — these differ in size across sessions, indicating multiple option grants with different lot sizes. The June 8 session also had four M-exercises totalling 73,833 shares at deeply sub-market strikes ($10.74 per share 35,715 + $0.91 per share 38,118) — these are founder/early-employee options struck near the private valuation. The S-market sells following the C-origination on June 16 totalled roughly 83,498 shares (1205+2272+18207+20806+9881+25560+2085+1500+1782+1400 — approximately 83,498) at prices $226–$236, a broad lot structure descending within the session. The June 8 S-market sells totalled 77,219 shares (200+700+1581+3819+3956+20507+23215+40741) at $231–$240. The lifetime aggregate of 11,163,185 sell shares reflects the register's dominant direction: zero buy-side, zero secondary issuer, single-issuer, pure extraction. Honest read: a co-founder/CEO systematically exercising low-strike options, transferring the resulting shares, and immediately selling into the market — a mechanical extraction register driven by early equity economics with no diversification or reaccumulation visible.