CrowdStrike (NASDAQ:CRWD) CEO George Kurtz said reports that he sold virtually all of his stock are “false.”

Kurtz highlights that he moved stock into trusts for his family as well as causes he supports. He said he remains one of the largest individual shareholders.

“I am one of the largest individual shareholders of CrowdStrike,” Kurtz said on LinkedIn. “We moved some stock into trusts for my family as well as to support causes we care about, like teenage mental health.”

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On the voting rights, he notes that since the IPO, he’s always had less than a majority, and super-voting rights ended in December 2024.

For people suggesting he is riding off into the sunset, Kurtz said, “Not a chance.”

“As much as our competitors might wish I’d leave, or that I’m less in it, that’s BS,” he stated. “I’m all in. I’m not going anywhere.”

“I love CrowdStrike, I love what we’re building, and I’ve never been more confident in our future - or more committed to our mission of stopping breaches.”

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