 Post for ASI Biont blog: '2 Insider Trades in April That AI Noticed Before the Market' **Trade #1: Toro Corp. — CEO Increases Stake by 13%** On April 22, Toro Corp. CEO Petros Panayiotidis acquired a large block of company shares — the stake grew by 13% in a single transaction. This is not a routine portfolio addition: the company's head is putting significant personal capital into the business's growth. Toro Corp. operates in the maritime shipping sector, and when a CEO makes such a move, it's a signal that traditional investors notice only a few days after the Form 4 filing. ASI Biont analyzes the data in seconds. **Trade #2: Onemednet Corp. — Two Insiders Synchronously** In Onemednet Corp. (a medical platform), two insiders made purchases in April: the CFO and an independent director. Both bought shares in a similar price range, increasing their stakes by 10% and 6%, respectively. Two independent insiders buying almost simultaneously for a total of over a million dollars — this is no coincidence, but a pattern indicating they see value where the market is not yet looking. **How AI Helps Not Miss Such Signals** The retail investor's problem is not access to data — Form 4 filings are public. The problem is filtering. Dozens of insider filings come out daily, and finding a CEO trade with a 13% stake increase or a synchronized purchase by two directors among them is like finding a needle in a haystack. ASI Biont analyzes insider feeds in seconds, filters out noise (small sales, options, automatic triggers), and shows only trades with real signals. New users receive 1500 tokens at the start — enough to test analytics on real data.