When institutional insiders execute significant share purchases, how confident can retail investors be that information asymmetry isn't playing a role? The gap between executive access to material information and public disclosure timing remains one of the most contentious issues in traditional markets. If corporate leadership had advance knowledge of events that would move stock prices, does that fundamentally undermine market fairness? This structural problem—where insiders benefit from information advantages—is precisely why the blockchain community emphasizes transparent, immutable transaction records and on-chain data visibility.