After a late 2021 surge to over $130 per share, Roblox stock has taken a dive in recent months. The gaming platform is now down roughly 30% from its March 2021 initial public offering price to around $48 per share.

Poor stock performance didn’t stop the board from rewarding CEO and founder David Baszucki with a hefty compensation package for his work in 2021, however.

The $200 million club
Baszucki wasn’t the only Wall Street CEO to see his total compensation surpass the $200 million mark this year.

Discovery CEO, David Zaslav, raked in total compensation of $246 million in 2021, while Amazon’s Andy Jassy was rewarded with a $212 million total pay package for his efforts. And Activision Blizzard CEO Bobby Kotick is set to receive roughly $200 million in total compensation for his work last year, even as 50 employees were laid off from the gaming company.

The median pay for U.S. CEOs is on pace to set a record in 2021, rising an incredible 19% year over year. That’s compared with a paltry 4.7% increase in average hourly earnings for Americans last year. Even worse, average Americans watched their real wages—wages adjusted for inflation—decline 2.6% in February compared with a year ago.

Meanwhile, nearly one-third of CEOs saw their pay packages increase by at least 25% last year, according to a Wall Street Journal analysis of MyLogIQ data, and only around a quarter of CEOs took a pay cut in 2021 amid the pandemic.