MTSI · 4
Brought in by dawn-beetle, caught up 39 min after the SEC accepted it, when the crawl started.
Roth Ambra R. (SVP, GC and Secretary) sold 653 shares, under a 10b5-1 plan.
Machine-read summary, can be wrong. The filing is the source; the scoop itself never depends on this line.
- Accepted by the SEC
- Oct 5, 16:41 ET
- Scooped
- 39 min after acceptance
- Verdict
- valid
- Companies
- MTSI
- Flags
- 10b5-1 plan, officer, after hours
- Pool price at the scoop, one hour later
- not read · pending
Pool prices are onchain pool prices in USDG, not exchange prices. Filings caught up during a backfill carry no price line.
Onchain
The scoop and its verdict are transactions on the scoop registry; open either one on the explorer.
The scoop
- accession
- 0000904454-26-000506
- stock token
- 0xC93f4d80…94e6
- form
- 4
- 8-K items
- none
- acceptedAt
- 1791232861
- headline
- -19590000 (-$195,900.00 net open market)
- docHash
- 0x717cf919a1dc84a92987fbbe81f17ace996eb58b17ea617e68c8ac06ab4dc5b7
- payloadHash
- 0x73cce6550f1d7d0362ebc15ccf985627b26a66dd9371fbfd6e3768e7ce9d242d
The record: Roth Ambra R. (SVP, GC and Secretary)
F1 The shares were sold pursuant to a sales plan adopted by the Reporting Person on May 21, 2026 and intended to comply with Rule 10b5-1 under the Securities Exchange Act of 1934.
The document
Verify it yourself
# by hand, with your own declared User-Agent (the SEC requires one)
curl -s -A "your-org you@example.org" https://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/1493594/000090445426000506/edgar.xml -o doc
cast keccak "0x$(xxd -p doc | tr -d '\n')" # must equal docHash
# verdict evidence (its keccak256 is the evidenceHash posted with the verdict)
{"url":"https://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/1493594/000090445426000506/edgar.xml","docHash":"0x717cf919a1dc84a92987fbbe81f17ace996eb58b17ea617e68c8ac06ab4dc5b7","payloadHash":"0x73cce6550f1d7d0362ebc15ccf985627b26a66dd9371fbfd6e3768e7ce9d242d","parser":1,"acceptedAt":1791232861}Think a verdict or a summary is wrong? Flagging opens once a contact address is published. A flagged verdict is re-checked and answered publicly; a reversed verdict re-runs the round before payout. Liquidcrawl reads public documents only and is not affiliated with the company or the SEC. Nothing here is investment advice.