Cathie Wood’s Ark Invest bought shares in multiple crypto-related companies on Tuesday as the market continued to decline. The firm purchased $13.5 million worth of Block Inc., $7.6 million in Circle Internet Group, and $3.86 million in Coinbase shares.
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The purchases happened on November 25, 2025. Ark Invest made most of the buys through its Ark Innovation ETF, known as ARKK.
Ark Invest also added smaller positions in other crypto-related companies. The firm bought $1.52 million in Bullish stock and $878,794 in Robinhood Markets. It also purchased $2.8 million worth of its own Ark-21Shares spot bitcoin ETF.
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The timing of these purchases came during a period of falling prices. Block closed up 2.96% on Tuesday at $63.69 but has dropped 20.54% over the past month. Circle fell 3.62% on Tuesday to $70.11, which marks a 51% decline from its price a month ago.
Coinbase dropped 0.72% on Tuesday. The stock has fallen 30% in the past month. Despite these declines, Coinbase remains the fourth-largest holding in ARKK with a value of $391 million.
The Ark Innovation ETF now holds different amounts of each company. Coinbase represents 5.22% of the fund’s portfolio at $391 million. Circle accounts for $179 million, which equals 2.39% of the fund.
ARKK holds $85.2 million worth of Block shares. These three companies form a core part of Ark’s crypto exposure strategy.
The purchases reflect Ark Invest’s pattern of buying during market downturns. The firm has added more crypto-related stocks to its ETFs in recent weeks. This approach takes advantage of lower prices in the market.
The crypto market has faced pressure from multiple factors. Bitcoin currently trades at $87,948, down from its all-time high of $126,000. That peak occurred just six weeks ago.
The drop in crypto stocks matches the broader crypto market decline. Thin liquidity has contributed to the downturn. Uncertainty over the macroeconomic environment has also played a role.
Block operates as a crypto-focused financial services and technology company. Jack Dorsey co-founded the firm. Circle issues the USDC stablecoin and provides infrastructure for global transfers.
Coinbase serves as a major cryptocurrency exchange. The platform handles billions in crypto transactions. It provides on-ramp services for institutional and retail traders.
Ark Invest has maintained its strategy of building positions in companies that operate in digital finance. The firm focuses on companies that develop blockchain technology and digital payment systems. These recent purchases show the firm continues this approach even as prices decline.
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