The firm purchased 9,014 Coinbase shares for approximately $1.28 million, alongside 35,023 Robinhood shares valued at $3.27 million. Additional acquisitions included 9,264 Circle shares worth $637,455 and 9,136 Bullish shares for $199,895. These moves align with Ark’s portfolio management policy, which mandates rebalancing when individual holdings shift relative to the 10% weight limit.
This buying pattern reflects Ark’s recent history of aggressive accumulation during pullbacks. Last week, the firm spent $18.4 million on Coinbase shares following a 13% decline, while simultaneously offloading $29 million in Robinhood stock as it neared multi-month highs. Beyond the exchange operators, Ark recently invested $32.5 million into SpaceX after the stock retreated 16% from its post-listing peak.
Cathie Wood defended the long-term outlook for these assets, citing broader macroeconomic shifts. While investors remain wary of persistent price pressures, Wood maintains that inflation is cooling faster than consensus estimates suggest. She points to unit labor costs, which have decelerated to 0.5% year-over-year, and significant productivity gains as primary drivers that could reshape the current monetary policy landscape.

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