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Will co-founder insider selling pace decline below $15M/month average in H1 2026?

Resolves August 15, 2026(128d)
IG: 0.48

Current Prediction

20%
Likely No
Model Agreement95%
Predictions9 runs
Last UpdatedApril 8, 2026

Why This Question Matters

Co-founders selling ~$24M/month while projecting 20%+ growth creates a credibility gap flagged by the Insider Investigator. Any acceleration beyond current levels would escalate governance concerns. Deceleration or cessation would signal genuine conviction in the forward trajectory.

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Prediction Distribution

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opus
sonnet
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Range: 9%24%Aggregate: 20%
Individual Predictions(9 runs)
opusRun 1
16%

Programmatic selling via 10b5-1 plans rarely decelerates without specific catalyst. Stock at multi-year lows could reduce selling incentive provides partial support, but 10b5-1 plans are sticky and programmatic creates counterweight. Probability: 0.16.

Programmatic selling via 10b5-1 plans rarely decelerates without specific catalystStock at multi-year lows could reduce selling incentive10b5-1 plans are sticky and programmatic
opusRun 2
15%

Programmatic selling via 10b5-1 plans rarely decelerates without specific catalyst. Stock at multi-year lows could reduce selling incentive provides partial support, but 10b5-1 plans are sticky and programmatic creates counterweight. Probability: 0.15.

Programmatic selling via 10b5-1 plans rarely decelerates without specific catalystStock at multi-year lows could reduce selling incentive10b5-1 plans are sticky and programmatic
opusRun 3
24%

Programmatic selling via 10b5-1 plans rarely decelerates without specific catalyst. Stock at multi-year lows could reduce selling incentive provides partial support, but 10b5-1 plans are sticky and programmatic creates counterweight. Probability: 0.24.

Programmatic selling via 10b5-1 plans rarely decelerates without specific catalystStock at multi-year lows could reduce selling incentive10b5-1 plans are sticky and programmatic
sonnetRun 1
24%

Base rate evidence: 10b5-1 plans are sticky and programmatic. Partial offset from stock at multi-year lows could reduce selling incentive. Programmatic selling via 10b5-1 plans rarely decelerates without specific catalyst. Probability: 0.24.

10b5-1 plans are sticky and programmaticProgrammatic selling via 10b5-1 plans rarely decelerates without specific catalystStock at multi-year lows could reduce selling incentive
sonnetRun 2
20%

Base rate evidence: 10b5-1 plans are sticky and programmatic. Partial offset from stock at multi-year lows could reduce selling incentive. Programmatic selling via 10b5-1 plans rarely decelerates without specific catalyst. Probability: 0.2.

10b5-1 plans are sticky and programmaticProgrammatic selling via 10b5-1 plans rarely decelerates without specific catalystStock at multi-year lows could reduce selling incentive
sonnetRun 3
21%

Base rate evidence: 10b5-1 plans are sticky and programmatic. Partial offset from stock at multi-year lows could reduce selling incentive. Programmatic selling via 10b5-1 plans rarely decelerates without specific catalyst. Probability: 0.21.

10b5-1 plans are sticky and programmaticProgrammatic selling via 10b5-1 plans rarely decelerates without specific catalystStock at multi-year lows could reduce selling incentive
haikuRun 1
23%

Programmatic selling via 10b5-1 plans rarely decelerates without specific catalyst. Balance of evidence suggests 0.23 probability. Primary support: stock at multi-year lows could reduce selling incentive. Main counterargument: 10b5-1 plans are sticky and programmatic.

Programmatic selling via 10b5-1 plans rarely decelerates without specific catalystStock at multi-year lows could reduce selling incentive10b5-1 plans are sticky and programmatic
haikuRun 2
16%

Programmatic selling via 10b5-1 plans rarely decelerates without specific catalyst. Balance of evidence suggests 0.16 probability. Primary support: stock at multi-year lows could reduce selling incentive. Main counterargument: 10b5-1 plans are sticky and programmatic.

Programmatic selling via 10b5-1 plans rarely decelerates without specific catalystStock at multi-year lows could reduce selling incentive10b5-1 plans are sticky and programmatic
haikuRun 3
9%

Programmatic selling via 10b5-1 plans rarely decelerates without specific catalyst. Balance of evidence suggests 0.09 probability. Primary support: stock at multi-year lows could reduce selling incentive. Main counterargument: 10b5-1 plans are sticky and programmatic.

Programmatic selling via 10b5-1 plans rarely decelerates without specific catalystStock at multi-year lows could reduce selling incentive10b5-1 plans are sticky and programmatic

Resolution Criteria

Resolves YES if average monthly co-founder selling (Niraj Shah and Steve Conine combined) falls below $15M/month for H1 2026 based on SEC Form 4 filings. Resolves NO if average equals or exceeds $15M/month.

Resolution Source

SEC Form 4 filings for Niraj Shah and Steve Conine

Source Trigger

Co-founders selling ~$24M/month via 10b5-1 plans while projecting 20%+ growth; any acceleration would escalate governance concerns

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