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I just noticed that Cathie Wood has recently adjusted ARK's cryptocurrency holdings. She sold approximately $2.57 million worth of related positions, including stocks in Circle Internet Group and Bullish. Circle has indeed been dragged down recently by the Drift Protocol incident, and although Bullish has risen 5%, it seems Cathie Wood still decided to reduce her holdings.
Interestingly, this money didn't stay idle. Cathie Wood shifted her investments into traditional technology and biotech sectors—buying $2.54 million worth of Netflix stock and heavily investing $11.96 million in Alamar Biosciences. Although Netflix reported solid earnings (revenue of $12.25 billion), its stock still fell nearly 10%, indicating she was positioning at a low point. Alamar surged 33% when it went public, now with a market cap of $1.53 billion; the logic behind this investment is quite clear.
From crypto to traditional markets, Cathie Wood's moves reflect a shift in the mindset of many institutional investors. It appears she is reevaluating the risk-reward ratio.