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CoreWeave, Inc. (CRWV) Chief Strategy Officer Brian M. Venturo, sold 22,607 shares of Class A Common Stock on November 3, 2025, according to a Form 4 filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission. The sales, executed under a pre-arranged 10b5-1 trading plan, fetched prices ranging from $126.6944 to $133.09, resulting in a total transaction value of $3,827,362.
The transactions involved sales from two trusts, the YOLO APV Trust and the YOLO ECV Trust, for which Venturo’s minor child is the beneficiary and Venturo has the power to replace the trustee. The sales from the YOLO APV Trust included 4,966 shares at $126.6956, 5,392 shares at $127.5482, 1,800 shares at $128.3932, 1,200 shares at $129.6242, 800 shares at $130.3513, 700 shares at $132.1314 and 100 shares at $133.09. The sales from the YOLO ECV Trust included 4,942 shares at $126.6944, 5,807 shares at $127.5842, 1,509 shares at $128.5941, 1,200 shares at $129.7325, 800 shares at $130.4913, 600 shares at $132.1367 and 100 shares at $133.06.
Following these transactions, the YOLO APV Trust holds 215,486 shares and the YOLO ECV Trust holds 215,486 shares. Venturo also directly owns 248,722 shares and indirectly owns 22,500 shares.
In other recent news, CoreWeave , Inc. announced the termination of its proposed acquisition of Core Scientific due to insufficient stockholder approval. This decision followed the results from Core Scientific’s Special Meeting of Stockholders, where the merger did not receive the necessary votes. Despite this setback, CoreWeave has announced a definitive agreement to acquire Marimo Inc., an AI development platform. This acquisition aims to integrate Marimo’s technology into CoreWeave’s cloud platform to enhance AI application development and deployment. Additionally, CoreWeave revealed plans to expand into the U.S. federal market, aiming to provide AI cloud services to government agencies. The company intends to secure FedRAMP and other authorizations to ensure compliance with government cybersecurity standards. These recent developments highlight CoreWeave’s strategic moves to strengthen its position in the AI and cloud services sectors.
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