On July 17, Cipher Mining fell 5.3% in pre-market trading, trading at $16.95/share, with turnover of $128,500. The stock has declined for multiple consecutive sessions amid persistent insider selling pressure.
On the news front, CEO Tyler Page has conducted sustained large-scale share disposals. According to regulatory filings, Page sold a combined 225,000 shares between July 8 and July 9, cashing out approximately $4.94 million. Prior to that, from late June through early July, he had already offloaded over 350,000 shares, including a single-day sale of 724,500 shares on June 22 netting over $20.38 million. Following the transactions, Page still holds approximately 9.37 million shares. Multiple other executives, including Kelly Patrick Arthur and William Iwaschuk, also sold shares on June 30 at $24.50 per share. The concentrated insider selling has intensified market skepticism regarding the company outlook, with shares falling from above $28 in mid-June to current levels.
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