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Armada Acquisition Corp. II: 10% owner Jack Michael Arrington sold 8,480,000 shares

XRPNArmada Acquisition Corp. II

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6:14 PM

Oct 13, 2026

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Oct 13, 2026

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Armada Acquisition Corp. II: 10% owner Jack Michael Arrington sold 8,480,000 shares

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What happened

  • Jack Michael Arrington, a 10% owner, reported dispositions totaling 8,480,000 shares on Oct 9, 2026. The filing shows no per-share prices or total dollar values (reported as N/A).
  • Transactions include direct forfeitures and derivative-related dispositions tied to the closing of the business combination between the issuer and Pubco.

Key details

  • Transaction date: Oct 9, 2026; reported prices: N/A for all transactions.
  • Breakdown reported in the filing: 230,694 shares and 169,306 shares disposed to the issuer (D); derivative-related dispositions (J) of 4,544,672 shares, 115,347 warrants, 3,335,328 shares and 84,653 shares.
  • Footnote F1: Arrington XRP Capital Fund, LP forfeited 230,694 Class A ordinary shares, 4,544,672 Class B ordinary shares and 115,347 warrants for cancellation and for no consideration under the Sponsor Support Agreement.
  • Footnote F3: On Oct 9, 2026, as part of the business combination closing, Issuer securities converted into Pubco securities (Class A and Class B ordinary shares converted into Pubco Class A common stock; warrants converted into Pubco warrants). As a result, the reporting person no longer beneficially owns any securities of the issuer.
  • Footnote F2: Shares were held by Arrington XRP Capital Fund, LP, for which Arrington Capital Management, LLC is general partner; the reporting person is the managing member and disclaims beneficial ownership except for pecuniary interest.
  • The filing date is Oct 13, 2026; the form does not state that it was filed late.

Why it may matter

  • Several disposals were corporate actions tied to the business combination (forfeiture and automatic conversion), not ordinary open-market sales.
  • The reporting person is a 10% owner, indicating a large holder rather than an executive officer.
  • A filing does not show why the insider traded or why the company acted.

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