Ark Invest has recently dragged the stock market to boost its rates in the main American exchange of Crypto Exchange and Bitcoin Miner Bitmine immersion technologies.
The company led by Cathie Wood added a total of 94,678 Coinbase shares (coins) in three of its funds, including Ark Innovation ETF (ARKK), ETF ETF Ark Next Generation (ARKW) and Ark FinTech Innovation (ARKF).
The purchase, worth about $ 30 million, came when Coinbase shares fell on Friday by 16.7%, closing at USD 314.69, which is the worst one -day results in recent months. The coin has reached an agent in the amount of USD 310.55, well below 52-week maximum USD 444.64, According to For data from Google Finance.
The renovated purchase of Coinbase Ark Invest shares takes place after a constant sale period. On Monday, the Arkw sold 18,204 Coinbase shares, worth almost 7 million USD based on Monday closing price $ 379.49.
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Ark Invest acquires more Bitmine shares
Ark Invest also increased its position in Bitmine Immersion Technologies (BMNR), buying 540,712 shares at ARKK, ARKW and ARKF, about $ 17 million purchase.
The purchase occurred when BMNR shares fell by 8.55%, closing $ 31.68, reaching a low level of USD 30.30 during an excited trade session, according to Google Finance.
In particular, Ark Invest consistently adds Bitmine. The company bought BMNR shares worth over $ 20 million in three of them actively managed ETF on Monday, which last week was purchased in the amount of $ 182 million Bitmine.
Shopping madness appears on the heels of aggressive trading in Bitmine in the ether. Strategicetherarreserves can be seen Bitmine as the largest tax company of the ether from 625,000 ether (ETH) and then Gaming Sharplink from 438 200 ETH.
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Wall Street is drowning among destitute data
American shares fell sharply on Friday, which means a complex beginning of August, when investors reacted to disappointing economic data and newly corrected tariff policies under President Trump, According to to CNBC. Dow has slid 542 points, and his strongest decline from mid -June, while S&P 500 and Nasdaq published their worst days for months.
The latest work report revealed a rapid slowdown in employment, and only 73,000 jobs were added in July, well below expectations. Changes in data from May and June showed an even weaker boost than he had previously informed, indicating the labor market that worsened quietly.
Bank shares led to a decline because concerns related to the cooling management and reduced loans demand. JPMorgan lost over 2%, while Bank of America and Wells Fargo fell by over 3%. Industrial giants, such as Ge Aerospace and Caterpillar, also closed below.
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