He filed several months after he was legally required to. I don’t think the SEC is going to do anything about it, they’re more focused on insiders that are breaking that rule. After the drop from $.0025, the volume was massive, obviously there were far more sellers than buyers since the stock went back to $.0001 so quickly. He was probably one of those sellers, the other large seller was probably a toxic lender unloading, either Redwood, or Chicago Ventures.