ABTC Insider Trading

SEC Form 4 transaction history for ABTC. Filings have up to a 2 business day reporting delay.

Insiders at ABTC reported 1 open-market buy worth $392K in the last 90 days, with no open-market sells. Clustered voluntary buying is historically the stronger insider signal because insiders only buy for one reason. Latest filing: Busch Richard on 2026-06-15.

Buys (90d)

Buy value (90d)

$392K

Sells (90d)

Sell value (90d)

Transaction History

Date	Insider	Title	Type	Shares	Price	Value
2026-06-15	Busch Richard	-	Buy	450.0K	$0.87	$392K
2026-03-05	Busch Richard	-	Buy	68.0K	$1.15	$78K
2026-03-04	Busch Richard	-	Buy	90.0K	$1.15	$104K
2026-03-03	Mateen Justin	-	Buy	1.80M	$1.03	$1.9M
2026-03-03	Busch Richard	-	Buy	240.0K	$0.96	$230K
2025-12-22	Busch Richard	-	Buy	101.0K	$1.98	$200K
2025-12-16	Busch Richard	-	Buy	175.0K	$1.66	$291K
2025-09-03	Anchorage Lending CA, LLC	-	Sell	1.25M	$7.36	$9.2M
2025-09-03	Anchorage Lending CA, LLC	-	Sell	1.10M	$8.45	$9.3M
2025-09-03	Anchorage Lending CA, LLC	-	Sell	181.3K	$9.20	$1.7M

Form 4 filings have a reporting delay of up to 2 business days. Insiders sell for many non-signal reasons (diversification, tax planning). This is observation data, not a recommendation.

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Understanding

Interpreting ABTC insider filings

Officers, directors, and 10% owners of ABTC must report every trade in their own stock to the SEC within two business days on Form 4. We parse each filing as it lands on EDGAR, so this page is the same primary-source record professionals read, minus the paywall.

The asymmetry that makes this data useful: insiders sell for dozens of innocent reasons (taxes, diversification, a house), but they voluntarily buy on the open market for exactly one reason. That is why buys are headlined and one-off sells deserve little weight.

The strongest historical pattern is the cluster: several different insiders buying within days of each other. A lone director's small buy is noise; the CFO and two directors buying the same week is a documented anomaly worth your attention.

Frequently Asked Questions

Who files Form 4 for ABTC?

Officers, directors, and 10%+ owners of ABTC must report their trades to the SEC within 2 business days.

What do the transaction types mean?

Buy (P) and Sell (S) are open-market trades, the strongest signals. Grants, option exercises, and gifts are routine compensation events.

How fresh is this data?

We poll SEC EDGAR every 30 minutes. New filings appear here shortly after the SEC publishes them.

Data on this page is provided for informational purposes only and is not financial advice. See our editorial policy.