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Cathie Wood and her Ark Invest are once again demonstrating strong confidence in the tech sector. On Tuesday, she made a significant purchase of 174,293 shares of Alphabet, the parent company of Google, distributing them across four major ETF funds: ARKK, ARKW, ARKQ, and ARKX.
At a closing price of approximately $323.64 per share, the total value of the purchase comes to around $56.4 million. The move coincided with Alphabet’s market cap approaching $4 trillion, driven by reports that Meta might switch to Google’s AI chips. Investor enthusiasm also grew around Gemini, Google's internal AI model. Interestingly, while Alphabet surged, broader AI-themed ETFs declined as Nvidia — typically the main engine — lost momentum.

Ark Diversifies: Meta, CoreWeave, and Bitcoin ETF
At the same time, Ark acquired 33,837 shares of Meta, investing about $21.5 million, despite pressure from U.S. senators calling for an investigation into suspicious ads on the platform. In contrast, Ark sold off 106,651 shares of AMD, worth nearly $22 million, amid speculation that Meta might abandon Nvidia GPUs in favor of Google's TPUs.
Another bold move was Ark’s purchase of 396,198 shares of CoreWeave, a cloud provider for AI workloads, worth $28.2 million. While CoreWeave shares dipped due to concerns over Nvidia dependence, Cathie Wood appears confident in the firm’s future growth.

Crypto Moves: Circle, Bitcoin ETF, and Coinbase
Ark also boosted its crypto exposure. It bought 96,200 shares of the ARK 21Shares Bitcoin ETF at $29.01 each, following a smaller purchase the previous day. This comes at a time when Bitcoin has dropped from $126,000 to $87,948, suggesting a long-term bullish stance.
Another major acquisition: a new stake in Circle, the issuer of USDC. Ark acquired 108,450 shares, investing approximately $7.6 million. Circle recently reported $740 million in Q3 revenue, $166 million in adjusted EBITDA, and $214 million in net profit, up 202% year-over-year.
Meanwhile, Ark increased its holding in Jack Dorsey's Block, purchasing 212,538 shares (about $13.5 million). Block recently announced plans to enhance its Cash App, implement new AI tools, and continue share buybacks.

Trimming the Portfolio: Palantir, GitLab, Exact Sciences
On the flip side, Ark sold 354,955 shares of Palantir, despite strong quarterly results and a bullish 2026 outlook. The decision came shortly after Palantir CEO Alex Karp sold $96 million worth of shares — potentially influencing Ark’s exit.
Ark also offloaded 397,713 shares of GitLab and 216,331 shares of Exact Sciences, reallocating capital across other thematic funds. Notably, Ark quietly added 15,197 shares of Coinbase, even as crypto stocks continue to struggle under low liquidity and macro pressures.

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#ArkInvest , led by Cathie Wood, has just sold over 342,000 shares of #Circle (CRCL) — worth around $51.7 million — after the company’s stock hit a record high of $151.06.
That’s nearly 5 times its IPO price of $31. The shares were sold from three of Ark’s ETFs: ARKK, ARKW, and ARKF.
Circle is best known as the issuer of the $USDC stablecoin, and this major sale has caught the attention of the entire crypto market.
The stock jumped 13% in one day — making this move either a smart profit-taking strategy or a signal that something big could be coming.
Do you think Ark is selling early or preparing to buy back lower?

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