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Cathie Wood's Ark Invest Sells Coinbase Shares As Bitcoin Drops Below Key $62K Level - Coinbase Glb (NASD

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2024-06-25 07:17

On Monday, Cathie Wood-led Ark Invest made some significant trades, with Coinbase Global Inc. (NASDAQ:COIN) taking the spotlight. This comes amidst a turbulent market scenario, particularly for cryptocurrencies. The COIN Trade

  On Monday, Cathie Wood-led Ark Investmade some significant trades, with Coinbase Global Inc.COIN taking the spotlight. This comes amidst a turbulent market scenario, particularly for cryptocurrencies.

  The COIN Trade

  Ark Invest‘s most prominent trade on this day was with Coinbase, a leading cryptocurrency exchange platform. This trade comes at a time when the cryptocurrency market is experiencing significant volatility, with Bitcoin’sBTC/USD price falling below the $62,000 mark. This drop in Bitcoin‘s price has had a direct impact on Coinbase’s shares, which also traded lower on Monday.

  Coinbase shares stood at $212.31 at the end of Mondays regular session. The firm sold 3,341 Coinbase shares through ARK Next Generation Internet ETFARKW. The transaction amounted to $709,327.

  Other Key Trades:

  •   Teladoc Health IncTDOC: Sold 54,256 shares from the ARKG ETF and 61,606 shares from the ARKK ETF.

  •   Absci CorpABSI: Bought 43,936 shares for the ARKG ETF.

  •   Verve Therapeutics IncVERV: Sold 10,570 shares from the ARKG ETF and 50,971 shares from the ARKK ETF.

  •   Roku IncROKU: Bought 32,989 shares for the ARKK ETF.

  This story was generated using Benzinga Neuro and edited by Shivdeep Dhaliwal

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