Kunal Shah Sells 20% of CRED to Meta — and Leaves to Lead WhatsApp
One tweet, $900 million, a new WhatsApp boss: Kunal Shah sold ~20% of CRED to Meta at a $4.5B valuation and is moving to Menlo Park to lead WhatsApp.
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