Cathie Wood Drops $18.4M on COIN Dip, Wall Street Tilts a Weary Eyebrow 👀
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Cathie Wood Drops $18.4M on COIN Dip, Wall Street Tilts a Weary Eyebrow 👀

—By our Markets Desk2 min read

Cathie Wood's ARK Invest purchased $18.4 million worth of Coinbase ($COIN) shares across three funds on June 18, a day after the stock closed at $164.92, down 2.57%. The disclosure, filed in recent trading reports, showed the firm acquired 111,799 COIN shares in total. ARK Innovation ETF (ARKK) made the largest addition, buying 82,556 shares valued at $13.61 million at close, while ARK Next Generation Internet ETF (ARKW) added 20,268 shares worth approximately $3.34 million, and ARK Fintech Innovation ETF (ARKF) picked up 8,975 shares valued at $1.48 million.

Following the disclosure, $COIN rose 2.30% to $168.70 in pre-market trading on Thursday, June 18. The move comes alongside a broader reshuffling of ARK Invest's portfolio, which has included recent adjustments to positions in Robinhood ($HOOD), Block Inc. ($XYZ), and SpaceX-related holdings.

The Coinbase stake increase arrives as the company held its recent System Update event, which has drawn attention from Wall Street analysts reviewing the company's latest product launches. Barclays reiterated its underweight stance on the Coinbase stock and kept its prior price target in place, even as other analysts have issued bullish ratings on the shares. The contrasting views highlight ongoing debate over Coinbase's growth trajectory and product pipeline.

ARK's latest purchase marks one of the firm's most concentrated bets on Coinbase this quarter, with the three funds combined lifting their COIN exposure by a combined nine-figure notional amount. Market participants continue to monitor the stock's reaction as the regular trading session opened, with $COIN trading activity tracked on Yahoo! Finance throughout the day.

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