[Form 4] CleanSpark, Inc. Warrant Insider Trading Activity
Brian J. Carson, Chief Accounting Officer of CleanSpark, Inc. (CLSK/CLSKW), reported multiple transactions on 09/09/2025. The filing shows sales of common stock and a concurrent acquisition from vesting restricted stock units (RSUs). Specifically, 32,750 RSUs vested and were acquired at $0 on 09/09/2025, while a sale on that date disposed of 7,975 shares at a weighted average price of $9.3508 (sales that day ranged $9.1501–$9.6540). Following the reported transactions, the reporting person holds listed equity and derivative positions including 280,837 RSUs, 131,000 RSUs, and employee stock options exercisable for 27,500 shares across three option grants. The form is a Section 16 Form 4 disclosing insider changes in beneficial ownership.
- 32,750 RSUs vested and were acquired at $0 on 09/09/2025, reflecting scheduled compensation vesting
 - Substantial remaining equity incentives: 280,837 RSUs and 131,000 RSUs remain listed, indicating continued executive alignment with shareholders
 - Option grants outstanding (27,500 shares) with disclosed exercise prices ($2.83, $6.00, $16.15) showing potential future equity value
 
- Sale of 7,975 shares on 09/09/2025 at a weighted average price of $9.3508, indicating insider liquidity
 - Multiple share dispositions reported (total disposals listed in the form), which may be viewed by some investors as reduced insider share exposure
 
Insights
TL;DR: Insider sold a portion of shares while receiving vested RSUs, leaving substantial equity and option holdings.
The Form 4 discloses both a sale and the acquisition of vested RSUs on 09/09/2025. The sale of 7,975 shares at a weighted average price of $9.3508 realized proceeds for the reporting person while 32,750 RSUs vested and converted to common shares at no cost to the reporting person. Material holdings remain: two large RSU pools (280,837 and 131,000) and three option grants totaling 27,500 underlying shares with exercise prices of $2.83, $6.00, and $16.15. For investors, this is a routine insider liquidity action combined with scheduled compensation vesting rather than an unusual corporate event.
TL;DR: Transactions reflect standard executive compensation vesting and opportunistic sale; governance documentation appears complete.
The filing clearly identifies the reporting person, role (Chief Accounting Officer and Director), transaction dates, and amounts. RSU vesting schedules and option grant terms are disclosed in the explanatory section, showing customary multi-year vesting. The sale price range is provided and the filer offers to supply per-price sale detail upon request, which supports compliance transparency. This disclosure aligns with Section 16 requirements and does not, by itself, indicate governance concerns.