StockX Co-Founder Josh Luber is Leaving the Company

StockX is widely regarded as the industry-leading platform for buying and selling sneakers right now, with the platform busier than ever over the past few months. Unexpectedly, one of the marketplace’s co-founders Josh Luber announced that he’s leaving the company via Instagram.

With business booming it came as a shock to many sneakerheads that Luber has announced his departure, leading to speculations of what he will go on to do next. The news comes immediately after GM at Yeezy and adidas Jon Wexler announced his shock resignation, going on to work for Shopify instead.

StockX was founded back in 2015 by Luber and other businessmen such as Cleveland Cavaliers owner Dan Gilbert as an online sneaker price guide, although it quickly transcended into a marketplace due to huge popularity from the get go.

The business eventually enlisted the help of ex-eBay employee Scott Cutler to propel the site to even larger successes, with StockX valued at $1 Billion by 2019. While we’re still unsure what Luber will get up to next if it’ll even be sneaker-related, we’re thankful for StockX and firmly believe it’s still a true game-changer. Make sure to keep it locked in right here at The Sole Supplier and while you’re here check out how to cop these adidas Ultra Boost DNA’s for just £98!