📈 #NXDR is up $0.23 day-over-day — sitting at $1.98 a share.

And the question becomes:

Why? Is it because the market suddenly discovered hidden value? Is it because #Nextdoor’s fundamentals changed overnight? Or — and hear me out — is it because someone is finally holding #Nextdoor’s leadership publicly accountable?

For weeks, I’ve been raising questions about:

• Transparency

• Engagement practices

• Comment suppression

• Anonymous moderator abuses

• Inflated “active neighbor” metrics

• Leadership silence

Now I’m not claiming I alone moved the market — but shareholders paying attention? Advertisers paying attention? Users paying attention? That absolutely moves sentiment. And sentiment moves stocks.

I bought shares. Others bought shares after seeing my posts. Today, I added 36 more shares, increasing my position — because if I’m going to demand transparency, integrity, and alignment with the mission, I’m going to do it as a shareholder with real skin in the game.

When shareholders start demanding accountability, companies take notice — and so does Wall Street. But one question remains:

Where is Nirav? The CEO who says he teaches his children “hard choices, easy life” has gone quiet.

No engagement.
No answers.
No transparency.
No comments allowed.

A rising stock is good, but a silent leader during a moment of scrutiny. That’s not confidence. That’s avoidance.

I’ll continue asking the hard questions — for shareholders, advertisers, users, and the communities Nextdoor claims to serve.

This isn’t over. Not even close.

#NXDR #Nextdoor #ShareholderActivism #LeadershipMatters #CorporateAccountability #CommunityTrust #DigitalIntegrity