Ark Invest покупает акции Slide и добавляет почти 40 миллионов долларов в криптовалютные акции

cryptonews.ruPublished on 2025-01-19Last updated on 2025-11-20

В среду компания Ark Invest добавила 39,6 млн долларов к своим активам в виде акций трёх криптовалютных компаний на фоне падения всего криптовалютного рынка.

Согласно сообщению, отправленному по электронной почте, инвестиционная компания Кэти Вуд приобрела 463 598 акций криптовалютной биржи Bullish (BLSH) на сумму 16,9 млн долларов на момент закрытия торгов. Он также купил 216 019 акций эмитента стабильной монеты Circle Internet Group (CRCL) и 260 651 акции ether ETH2998,95 долларов компании по казначейству активов Bitmine Immersion Technologies (BMNR) на сумму 15,1 млн долларов и 7,6 млн долларов соответственно.

Компания из Санкт-Петербурга, штат Флорида, владеет криптовалютными и смежными с криптовалютой акциями в трёх своих биржевых инвестиционных фондах (ETF): Innovation (ARKK), Next Generation Internet (ARKW) и Fintech Innovation (ARKF).

Падение на рынке криптовалют, в результате которого биткоин BTC$91 674,21 на этой неделе упал до $89 000, негативно сказалось на стоимости акций криптовалютных компаний. Акции CRCL и BMNR в среду упали примерно на 9%, а акции BLSH, которой принадлежит CoinDesk, потеряли в цене 3,63%. Индекс CoinDesk 20 (CD20) снизился на 3,22%.

Ark Invest часто ищет выгодные предложения, когда цены на акции падают, иногда для того, чтобы получить максимальную выгоду от акций, в отношении которых компания сохраняет позитивный настрой в долгосрочной перспективе, а иногда для того, чтобы сбалансировать активы своих ETF в рамках целевых параметров.

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