Despite a brutal selloff in crypto stocks, Ark Invest has doubled down on its Coinbase (COIN) holdings, acquiring 64,358 shares worth $11.5 million across two of its exchange-traded funds (ETFs).
The move came after COIN plummeted 17.6% on Monday,
Ark’s buying spree comes after it scooped up an additional $8 million in Coinbase stock last week and $8.7 million the week before, bringing its three-week investment in COIN to $28.2 million.
Ark limits individual holdings to 10% of a fund’s portfolio to maintain diversification. Based on its latest disclosures:
After Monday’s 17.6% drop, COIN rebounded 4.3% in pre-market trading Tuesday. The company’s market valuation now stands at $33.3 billion.
The Coinbase slump was part of a broader market downturn, with major crypto-related stocks suffering significant losses:
Besides Coinbase, Ark also bought 269,864 Robinhood (HOOD) shares worth $9.6M, capitalizing on a 19.8% drop in HOOD stock.
At the same time, Ark sold 375,607 shares in Block (SQ) across its ARKK and ARKW funds after an 8.8% drop in Block’s stock price.
Beyond crypto stocks, Ark also bought Tesla (TSLA), Palantir (PLTR), AMD, Tempus AI (TEM), and Robinhood (HOOD) while trimming its holdings in SoFi (SOFI), Block (SQ), and UiPath (PATH).
Despite ongoing market turmoil, Cathie Wood remains optimistic. She believes the current selloff represents “the last leg of a rolling recession” and predicts a “deflationary boom” in the second half of 2025.
She also suggests that this market downturn could provide more policy flexibility for the Trump administration and the Powell-led Federal Reserve than many investors expect.
Ark has long been bullish on crypto and AI innovation, and Wood believes these sectors will thrive under Trump’s policies.
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