Block CFO and COO Amrita Ahuja sold 30,919 shares of Block, Inc. on April 21, 2026 at $75.00 per share, for total proceeds of about $2.32 million. Because Ahuja is both the chief financial officer and chief operating officer, her trades tend to draw attention: her roles give her a close view of the company’s financial performance, cash position, and day-to-day execution, even though insiders must follow trading rules and disclosure requirements. This sale also stands out against the recent pattern of insider activity. Earlier in April, Ahuja and other insiders reported non-open-market acquisitions, including Ahuja’s receipt of 268,727 shares at no cost on April 7, which is typically associated with equity awards or similar compensation rather than a discretionary purchase. A sale shortly after such an award can reflect routine planning, such as covering taxes or rebalancing personal holdings, but the filing itself won’t always specify the motivation. Within the last 30 days, the only reported open-market sales were by Ahuja ($2.32 million) and director Esperanza Chrysty ($225,000), both on April 21. Multiple insiders selling on the same day can be worth monitoring, but it’s also consistent with coordinated trading windows that open after scheduled company disclosures.