CrowdStrike CEO George Kurtz Has Sold $702M in CRWD Stock

George Kurtz, CEO of CrowdStrike (CRWD), has sold over $702 million in company stock across 943 transactions — while still holding more than 2 million shares.

The Numbers

Metric	Value
Career Sell Value	$702.2M
Career Buy Value	$0
Total Transactions	943
Last Transaction	2026-02-02
Shares Remaining	2,054,902

Recent Activity

Date	Type	Shares	Price	Est. Value
2026-02-04	Sell	30	$421.3300	$13K
2026-02-04	Sell	30	$419.3700	$13K
2026-02-04	Sell	143	$418.4200	$60K
2026-02-04	Sell	710	$417.5700	$296K
2026-02-04	Sell	1,795	$416.7100	$748K

Kurtz sold 8,552 shares on Feb 4, 2026 at ~$415–421 per share (~$3.6M). The cadence — steady lot sales at market — is consistent with a Rule 10b5-1 pre-arranged plan.

What It Means

Kurtz co-founded CrowdStrike in 2011 and took it public in 2019. His $702M in career sales reflects a decade of systematic monetization, not a sudden exit signal. With 2.05M shares still held (~$854M at recent prices), his retained stake dwarfs his total sales.

For investors tracking CRWD, the key signal is continuity: Kurtz has sold at a steady pace through both the 2024 outage crisis and the stock's subsequent recovery, suggesting plan-driven execution rather than discretionary timing.

What to Watch

• 10b5-1 plan renewal filings
• Post-earnings sell acceleration
• Retained stake vs total sales ratio
• Next quarterly Form 4 cadence