Frank Slootman has filed 204 Form 4 disclosures, all tied to a single company, SNOW. The pattern is one-sided. He has recorded zero open-market purchases and zero acquisitions of any kind. His total sell value across all filings is $1,172,413,565.96, a figure built entirely from open-market sales and automatic transactions. There is no buying bias to weigh against it; the record is purely dispositive.
The recent activity, spanning August 18 through September 16, 2026, shows the same direction. On August 18 and 19, Slootman executed a cluster of open-market sales with individual values ranging from roughly $19,500 to $19.8 million. The largest single sale, $19,877,639.87, occurred on August 18, followed by a $15,094,137.11 sale the same day. Two option exercises, coded M, also appear on those dates, valued at $2,228,968.80 and $435,031.20. These are mechanical events, not purchases. On September 15, two tax-withholding transactions, coded F, removed $167,836.75 and $270,865.25 in shares. The final open-market sale in the window came on September 16, valued at $2,608,915.41.
Across the 21 recent sell-side trades, the dollar flow is overwhelmingly toward liquidation. The August 18 cluster alone accounts for over $100 million in sales. The September transactions are smaller but continue the same pattern. Slootman holds no recorded buy positions in this period, and his only non-sell entries are the option exercises and tax withholdings, which are administrative rather than discretionary. The data shows a consistent seller, with no recent indication of accumulation or reversal.
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