【Chain News】The major crypto investment giants are making moves again. Well-known asset management firm Ark Invest on Wednesday heavily purchased stocks of publicly traded companies related to crypto through three of its ETF products. The scale of this buying spree is significant — within a single day, they invested $10.56 million in BitMine (BMNR), $5.9 million in Coinbase, and another $8.85 million in Bullish.
The logic behind this operation is straightforward: buy the dip while these crypto stocks are plunging. Market data is clear — BitMine dropped 6.59% on Wednesday, closing at $29.32, with a total decline of 24% over five days; Coinbase fell 3.33% to $244.19 on Wednesday, down 8.78% over five days; Bullish performed slightly better but still declined, dropping 1.89% to $42.15 on Wednesday, with a five-day decline of 6.41%.
From the timing, these stocks are all at relatively low levels, and institutional investors are clearly betting on a rebound. In the current highly volatile crypto market, this kind of buying on dips is becoming increasingly common among institutions.
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ForkThisDAO
· 2025-12-21 01:03
Aventus' move to buy the dip this time really shows they have a clear understanding of the market.
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MevHunter
· 2025-12-20 17:40
This aunt is back to shopping again. It seems she really thinks this is the bottom.
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BlockchainBard
· 2025-12-18 05:06
The timing of bottom-fishing is nailed down perfectly. Big institutions are just different.
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TommyTeacher
· 2025-12-18 04:18
Wow, Ark's move is really aggressive. Spending over 30 million in a day just to buy the dip shows a lot of confidence in the future market.
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Liquidated_Larry
· 2025-12-18 04:15
Wow, Ark's move... pouring over 30 million in a day, really not afraid of death.
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FUD_Vaccinated
· 2025-12-18 04:11
I think Ark's recent moves are a bit too aggressive. BitMine has dropped 24% in five days. Can it really be a bottom?
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liquidation_surfer
· 2025-12-18 04:07
The bottom-level copy is really fierce, ARK's move directly left me stunned.
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BlockchainFries
· 2025-12-18 04:01
Wow, Ark's move here really caught me off guard. Are they seriously trying to bottom out?
Institutions are just rich and reckless. They dare to make big moves even with a few percentage points drop... I'm still debating whether to add to my position.
Coinbase's decline this round isn't that big, and Bitcoin mining stocks actually dropped more sharply. Ark's eye still sees something.
But honestly, is it good or bad that these big institutions follow the trend and enter the market... I'm a bit confused.
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MevHunter
· 2025-12-18 03:58
Haha, ARK's move is indeed aggressive. Dropping 25 million is like drinking water.
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MagicBean
· 2025-12-18 03:57
Damn Ark, this move of dropping 25 million in one go to buy the dip—are they really optimistic or just gambling on the odds?
Ark Invest makes a major purchase of stocks in publicly traded crypto companies, with three ETFs adding over $25 million in a single day
【Chain News】The major crypto investment giants are making moves again. Well-known asset management firm Ark Invest on Wednesday heavily purchased stocks of publicly traded companies related to crypto through three of its ETF products. The scale of this buying spree is significant — within a single day, they invested $10.56 million in BitMine (BMNR), $5.9 million in Coinbase, and another $8.85 million in Bullish.
The logic behind this operation is straightforward: buy the dip while these crypto stocks are plunging. Market data is clear — BitMine dropped 6.59% on Wednesday, closing at $29.32, with a total decline of 24% over five days; Coinbase fell 3.33% to $244.19 on Wednesday, down 8.78% over five days; Bullish performed slightly better but still declined, dropping 1.89% to $42.15 on Wednesday, with a five-day decline of 6.41%.
From the timing, these stocks are all at relatively low levels, and institutional investors are clearly betting on a rebound. In the current highly volatile crypto market, this kind of buying on dips is becoming increasingly common among institutions.