[Form 4] Robinhood Markets, Inc. Insider Trading Activity
Robinhood Markets, Inc. director Form 4 insider transaction reports that the Baiju Bhatt Living Trust used a Rule 10b5-1 trading plan to sell an aggregate of 418,338 shares of Class B Common Stock on 11/17/2025, which automatically converted into the same number of Class A shares upon sale. The Living Trust then sold Class A Common Stock in multiple transactions that day at weighted-average prices ranging from about $112.46 to $120.95, in blocks including 38,936, 44,897 and 84,332 shares. Following these reported sales, the Form 4 shows 47,264,176 derivative securities (Class B Common Stock) still indirectly owned by the Living Trust.
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Insights
Large pre-planned insider share sale and class conversion reduces indirect Class A holdings, while substantial Class B derivative interest remains.
The reporting person, a director of Robinhood Markets, Inc., completed a sizable transaction on
Despite the Class A reduction, the trust still beneficially owns 47,264,176 derivative securities tied to Class B Common Stock as shown in Table II. The trades relied on a pre-established Rule 10b5-1 plan, which is designed to separate trading mechanics from day-to-day discretion and can reduce concerns about timing decisions. All sale prices are disclosed as weighted averages with undertakings to provide detailed trade data on request, which supports transparency around execution.
This activity matters because it changes the mix and amount of reported indirect beneficial ownership across share classes and derivatives, which can affect voting power and economic exposure. The automatic conversion of Class B into Class A on sale also reflects the company’s dual-class structure mechanics in practice. A useful focus point over the next several quarters is whether similar 10b5-1-driven sales continue in comparable size, since they would further shift the balance between Class A and Class B holdings.
FAQ
What insider transaction did Robinhood (HOOD) disclose in this Form 4?
The filing shows that the Baiju Bhatt Living Trust, related to a director of Robinhood Markets, Inc., sold 418,338 shares of Class B Common Stock on 11/17/2025, which automatically converted into the same number of Class A shares upon execution of the sales.
Were the Robinhood (HOOD) insider sales made under a Rule 10b5-1 plan?
Yes. The transactions on November 17, 2025 were effected pursuant to a Rule 10b5-1 trading plan adopted by the Baiju Bhatt Living Trust on August 12, 2024, referred to as the Bhatt 10b5-1 plan.
What prices did the Robinhood (HOOD) Class A shares sell for in this Form 4?
The Class A Common Stock sales on 11/17/2025 were executed in multiple trades at weighted-average prices including $113.079, $113.8089, $114.9351, $115.9462, $117.0582, $117.838, $118.9522, $119.8343 and $120.6999, each representing price ranges disclosed in the footnotes.
How many Robinhood (HOOD) shares were sold in the largest single block?
Among the reported Class A Common Stock sales on 11/17/2025, one of the larger individual blocks disclosed was a sale of 84,332 shares, with other blocks including 78,685 and 66,645 shares.
How many Robinhood (HOOD) derivative securities does the reporting person still hold?
After the reported transactions, the Form 4 indicates that the Baiju Bhatt Living Trust indirectly beneficially owns 47,264,176 derivative securities, described as Class B Common Stock underlying derivative securities, with a conversion into Class A Common Stock at an exercise price of $0.
What is the relationship of the reporting person to Robinhood (HOOD)?
The reporting person in this Form 4 is identified as a Director of Robinhood Markets, Inc., with ownership held indirectly through the Baiju Bhatt Living Trust.