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Cathie Wood makes her first crypto trade of 2026
I’ve been covering crypto markets for long enough to remember when Ark Invest CEO Cathie Wood’s interest in Bitcoin (BTC) was treated with backlash. In a 2018 note published on ARK Invest (written by Cathie Wood), she said ARK was the first public asset manager to gain Bitcoin exposure (via Grayscale’s Bitcoin Investment Trust/GBTC) and that the move prompted “a number of questions and much ridicule” in September 2015. The skepticism wasn’t necessarily a huge personal attack, but professionals at the time often questioned the seriousness of crypto as an investable asset and viewed such early bets by a ... (full story)
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