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HTX Creation Challenge — Post and Win 1,500UHTX 13th-Anniversary Carnival Cathie Wood Keeps Buying Circle Stock Despite 42% Price Slide ARK Invest's founder says Wall Street analysts do not understand

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Cathie Wood Keeps Buying Circle Stock Despite 42% Price Slide

ARK Invest's founder says Wall Street analysts do not understand the stablecoin issuer's business model.

Cathie Wood has kept buying Circle shares through a steep decline, according to reports from BeInCrypto and Yahoo Finance. The stock has dropped 42% from earlier levels this year. Wood, founder of ARK Invest, said Wall Street analysts covering Circle cannot fathom the company's true worth.

Circle is the issuer of $USDC, one of the largest dollar-pegged stablecoins in circulation. The company went public earlier this year, drawing significant attention from both traditional finance and crypto-native investors. Its stock performance since listing has been volatile, reflecting broader uncertainty about how markets should value stablecoin issuers.

ARK Invest has built a reputation for taking concentrated, high-conviction positions in companies it believes are misunderstood by mainstream analysts. Wood has previously made similar bets on names in electric vehicles, genomics, and other disruptive technology sectors. Her continued accumulation of Circle shares during a sharp price decline fits that established pattern.

Stablecoins occupy a unique position in financial markets. They function as digital dollar substitutes, used heavily in crypto trading, cross-border payments, and increasingly in traditional settlement systems. Circle's revenue model depends partly on interest earned from reserves backing $USDC, making the company sensitive to interest rate movements and regulatory treatment of stablecoin reserves.

Analyst skepticism toward Circle likely stems from several factors. These include competition from other stablecoin issuers, regulatory uncertainty around stablecoin legislation, and questions about how sustainable reserve-based revenue will be if interest rates decline. Wood's public comments suggest she views these concerns as overstated or already priced into a lower valuation.

The timing o

Cathie Wood Keeps Buying Circle Stock Despite 42%

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Trending Token Price Prediction ChallengeHTX 13th-Anniversary CarnivalHTX Creation Challenge — Post and Win 1,500U Peter Schiff has argued that the rise of artificial intelligence is not a bullish dev

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Peter Schiff has argued that the rise of artificial intelligence is not a bullish development for Bitcoin, pushing back against attempts to link the cryptocurrency to the booming AI sector.

In an Aug. 23 post on X, Schiff said Bitcoin advocates were trying to associate the asset with AI in the hope that investors would treat Bitcoin as part of the broader AI investment theme.

“Bitcoin pumpers are trying to hitch Bitcoin to the AI wagon, hoping investors will see it as part of the AI trade,” Schiff wrote. “They have it backwards. AI isn’t bullish for Bitcoin; it’s a threat to it.”

First, he believes the two sectors are competing for speculative investment capital. AI has become one of the biggest themes in financial markets. He also pointed to competition for electricity and data-center infrastructure.

The most significant part of his argument, however, concerns Bitcoin’s security. Schiff believes advanced systems could potentially identify weaknesses in Bitcoin’s software or cryptographic infrastructure that have not been discovered by humans.

“Plus, as AI becomes more powerful, it could discover vulnerabilities in Bitcoin’s code, cryptography, wallets, or network that humans have missed,” Schiff wrote.

He argued that this matters because Bitcoin’s security and limited supply ultimately depend on software and cryptographic mechanisms continuing to function as intended.

Schiff did not provide evidence that AI has currently discovered such a vulnerability in Bitcoin.

Earlier on Aug. 23, he wrote that “AI is not a scam, but Bitcoin is,” while also dismissing criticism of his longstanding position on the cryptocurrency.

Schiff has repeatedly argued that Bitcoin holders would have been better off selling the asset and buying precious metals instead. Responding to a post about Bitcoin’s historical gains, he wrote: “Yes, I could have made a lot 

Schiff: AI Is Not Bullish for Bitcoin

Trending Token Price Prediction ChallengeHTX 13th-Anniversary CarnivalHTX Creation Challenge — Post and Win 1,500UHow a $20M crypto payout left a micro-cap firm with under $83K in usable cash reserves

How a $20M crypto payout left a micro-cap firm with under $83K in usable cash reservesZK International said it received 205,512.5 AWA tokens on July 30 to settle a $20.02 million equity-financing receivable, but disclosed that the tokens remained unmonetized and their receipt-date fair value was unresolved. The update matters because management’s going-concern doubt persisted while the company depended on turning accounting assets into usable liquidity.

At March 31, ZK International’s continuing operations held $82,696 in cash and cash equivalents, equal to about 0.12% of $66.44 million in total assets. The company’s continuing business was a pipeline-monitoring components resale operation; AI computing services were still planned, and the AWA balance arose from financing rather than operating revenue.

Three balances accounted for $62.59 million, or 94.2%, of total assets: a $21.57 million prepayment for AI equipment, the $20.02 million digital-asset consideration receivable and a $21 million receivable from the disposal of eight subsidiaries. The company’s management discussion described those prepayments and receivables as distinct from cash or other immediately available liquid resources.ZK International also reported a $17.02 million consolidated net loss for the six months through March and a $68.28 million accumulated deficit. Management concluded that substantial doubt about the company’s ability to continue as a going concern remained, despite plans to grow the resale business, seek more financing and introduce AI computing services

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