I am simply going by the transactions that we see. If you check...

I am simply going by the transactions that we see.

If you check the transactions

	Column 1	Column 2	Column 3	Column 4	Column 5
0	3:59:41 PM	0.013	41,895	544.635
1	3:59:41 PM	0.013	66,000	858.000	XT
2	3:59:41 PM	0.013	259,780	3,377.140
3	3:59:21 PM	0.013	262,627	3,414.151
4	3:59:11 PM	0.013	145,454	1,890.902
5	3:59:10 PM	0.013	96,971	1,260.623
6	3:58:52 PM	0.013	47,837	621.881
7	3:58:50 PM	0.013	388,526	5,050.838
8	3:58:21 PM	0.013	140,910	1,831.830
9	3:58:20 PM	0.011	50,000	550.000
10	3:58:20 PM	0.011	245,454	2,699.994	XT
11	3:57:50 PM	0.011	254,546	2,800.006	XT
12	3:57:50 PM	0.011	181,817	1,999.987	XT
13	3:57:20 PM	0.011	318,183	3,500.013	XT
14	3:57:20 PM	0.011	118,181	1,299.991	XT
15	3:56:57 PM	0.011	1	0.011	XT
16	3:56:50 PM	0.011	381,818	4,199.998	XT
17	3:56:50 PM	0.011	54,545	599.995	XT
18	3:56:20 PM	0.011	436,364	4,800.004	XT
19	3:55:51 PM	0.011	36,363	399.993	XT
20	3:55:49 PM	0.011	472,728	5,200.008	XT
21	12:05:07 PM	0.010	100,000	1,000.000	XT
22	12:04:49 PM	0.010	100,000	1,000.000

All the transactions with XT is just transactions made within the same broking firm
I dont know anymore than you or anyone else but I have been tracking the transactions fairly closely.

Definition:

What is a Cross Trade (XT)?

A cross trade occurs when a broker executes an order to buy and sell the same security at the same time, in which both the buyer and seller are clients of the broker.
A Cross Trade is represented by XT in the course of sales. If your order has been cross traded you will be able to view this on your confirmation contract note where it will be stated as 'Crossed Trade'.