On July 15, Cipher Mining fell 5.08% in regular trading, trading at $18.78/share, with turnover of $172 million. The decline was driven by persistent insider selling by CEO Tyler Page, which has intensified market concerns over the company's outlook.
According to regulatory filings, Page sold a combined 225,000 shares on July 8-9, cashing out approximately $4.94 million. This followed cumulative sales of over 350,000 shares from late June through early July, including a 241,600-share sale on June 30 at $24.50 per share. Multiple other executives, including Patrick Arthur Kelly and William Iwaschuk, also sold shares around the same period. After these transactions, Page still holds approximately 9.37 million common shares.
The concentrated wave of insider selling has weighed on the stock in recent sessions, with shares declining nearly 10% on July 14 following the latest Form 4 disclosure, and continuing to face pressure as the market digests the signal of reduced executive confidence.
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