As far as I can discerned, no insider stock sales have yet taken place. Notwithstanding, it is proscribed under IIROC rules that an insider (holding 10% or more) must report any trade (buy or sell) within 5 days of a transaction. Roy "Israel" Sebag and Joshua Crumb together hold millions of XAU stock valued at $0.01 and $0.03 per share. They must have full confidence in their company to not dispose of any shares to date. Well, it has been known that insiders - to circumvent the Insider Reporting Rule - could dump their shares by way of "shorting against the box". A “sale against the box” is the type of short sale in which the seller actually owns sufficient shares to make delivery but chooses to borrow shares to cover the sale. The seller subsequently can use his own securities to repay the lender to complete the transaction. Those shorts will not need to be reported under the rule. Alternatively, the insiders could transfer blocks of shares to those offshore British Virgin Island (BVI) or Jersey Channel Island companies & secretly unload the shares from there.