[BlockBeats] As the market rebounded on Tuesday, Cathie Wood’s Ark Invest made another move. This time, they targeted a familiar name—Coinbase.
The ARKK fund directly bought 28,315 shares of COIN, spending about $7.5 million. They also scooped up 42,434 shares of Bullish, spending around $1.8 million, and that stock even rose by 5% that day. Meanwhile, the ARKW fund was also active, acquiring 1,951 shares of Robinhood for roughly $245,000.
Interestingly, this isn’t the first time they’ve increased their holdings. Just a week ago, on November 26, three of Ark’s ETFs jointly purchased $16.5 million worth of Coinbase stock. These moves show that Wood’s team has been continually adjusting their portfolio allocations during the recent market volatility.
According to the latest disclosed data, as of December 3, COIN has already climbed to the second-largest holding in ARKK, accounting for 5.6% of the portfolio with a market value of about $409.6 million. The only larger position is Tesla, with a holding of just over $900 million. It seems that in Wood’s view, the importance of cryptocurrency exchanges is becoming increasingly hard to ignore.
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HypotheticalLiquidator
· 12-03 11:21
Continuous position increases of $7.5 million... The risk control threshold should be sounding the alarm, right? $16.5 million poured in within a week—this pace is a bit aggressive.
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ParallelChainMaxi
· 12-03 11:20
Cathie is dumping shares like crazy again, something feels off with this pace... Is Coinbase really that attractive?
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StealthMoon
· 12-03 11:17
Cathie Wood is on a buying spree again. This woman truly is a bottom-hunting predator in the market... She keeps increasing her position in Coinbase. If it weren't for her buying, we wouldn't have the confidence to hold our positions either.
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ForkTongue
· 12-03 11:16
Wood is at it again. Can we not end up being bag holders this time...
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InscriptionGriller
· 12-03 11:04
Haha, Mu Jie is bottom-fishing again, still going all-in on Coinbase this time. Looks like they really believe in COIN...
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ContractFreelancer
· 12-03 11:02
Cathie is buying again and again—she really believes in crypto. She's pouring money into Coinbase twice a week... By the way, isn't her appetite a bit too big?
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LonelyAnchorman
· 12-03 10:58
Is Wood really going all in on crypto? Two big purchases of Coinbase within a week—are we really being treated as bag holders? But to be fair, the pace at which institutions are entering is indeed a bit different this time.
Cathie Wood increases Coinbase holdings again: ARKK buys $7.5 million in a single day
[BlockBeats] As the market rebounded on Tuesday, Cathie Wood’s Ark Invest made another move. This time, they targeted a familiar name—Coinbase.
The ARKK fund directly bought 28,315 shares of COIN, spending about $7.5 million. They also scooped up 42,434 shares of Bullish, spending around $1.8 million, and that stock even rose by 5% that day. Meanwhile, the ARKW fund was also active, acquiring 1,951 shares of Robinhood for roughly $245,000.
Interestingly, this isn’t the first time they’ve increased their holdings. Just a week ago, on November 26, three of Ark’s ETFs jointly purchased $16.5 million worth of Coinbase stock. These moves show that Wood’s team has been continually adjusting their portfolio allocations during the recent market volatility.
According to the latest disclosed data, as of December 3, COIN has already climbed to the second-largest holding in ARKK, accounting for 5.6% of the portfolio with a market value of about $409.6 million. The only larger position is Tesla, with a holding of just over $900 million. It seems that in Wood’s view, the importance of cryptocurrency exchanges is becoming increasingly hard to ignore.