IBIT

4 buys, 0 sells in the tracked record

IBIT recorded 4 tracked trades from 2025-10-09 through 2025-11-21. All 4 were buys, with no sells reported in the supplied data. The activity therefore shows a one-sided transaction pattern for this specific period, but the sample is small and does not establish a broader or continuing trend. The records cover iShares Bitcoin Trust ETF, categorized under Financial Services and Asset Management - Cryptocurrency.

All 4 trades occurred during 2025 Q4. Because the dataset includes only these transactions, the absence of tracked sells should not be interpreted as evidence about total holdings, transactions outside the stated period, investment performance, or future activity.

1 trader accounts for 100% of activity

Marjorie Taylor Greene was the only distinct trader in the supplied record, accounting for all 4 buys and therefore 100% of tracked IBIT transactions. Her latest listed purchase was dated 2025-11-21. With activity concentrated in a single person, the data reflects one trader’s disclosed transactions rather than a pattern shared across multiple congressional traders.

This concentration also limits comparisons between buyers and sellers or among different officials: there are no tracked sales and no second trader in the sample. The available facts identify transaction direction and timing, but they do not provide a basis for determining motive or conviction.

Disclosure timing and value limits

Congressional transaction disclosures can be filed up to 45 days after a trade, so the dates of public availability may lag the underlying transaction dates. Disclosed transaction values are generally reported as ranges, and range-based amounts are estimates rather than exact purchase values. No amount ranges are included in the supplied IBIT facts, so total or average capital committed cannot be calculated here. These timing and valuation constraints, together with the 4-trade, 1-trader sample, materially limit the conclusions that can be drawn.