
ARKK kept crypto-stock bets through the S&P 500's $3 trillion slide. HOOD rose 3% after a Goldman Sachs price-target hike. Wood reiterated a $730K Bitcoin target by 2030.
Cathie Wood's flagship ARKK fund kept its crypto-stock bets during the S&P 500's $3 trillion slide from its June 2 peak, according to Ark Invest's latest portfolio disclosure cited by The Kobeissi Letter.
Tesla remains the fund's largest holding at 10.22% of assets. Among crypto-linked names, Robinhood carries the biggest weight at 4.75%, followed by Circle, Coinbase, Bullish, and Ethereum treasury firm BitMine, the disclosure shows.
HOOD shares rose more than 3% to above $86 on the day, bucking weakness in digital assets and other crypto stocks. The move followed a price-target increase from Goldman Sachs. Coinbase, Circle, and BitMine traded lower as crypto sentiment deteriorated.
Ark Invest's GS stock page shows Goldman Sachs with an Alpha Score of 61/100, labeled Moderate. Robinhood scores 42/100, labeled Mixed. Both sit in the Financials sector.
Wood defended her long-term Bitcoin outlook on June 3, reiterating Ark's base-case target of roughly $730,000 and a bull-case projection of $1.5 million by 2030. She described Bitcoin as a hedge against currency debasement.
Canadian mining investor Frank Giustra rejected the forecast, saying Bitcoin would not reach $1 million.
Separately, Senator Elizabeth Warren urged the SEC to delay SpaceX's planned $75 billion IPO, citing investor-protection and governance concerns in a letter to SEC Chair Paul Atkins.
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