Circle Internet Falls 8% as ARK Invest Trims Stake Ahead of Senate Clarity Act Vote

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Circle Internet Group stock fell 8% to $89.56 in midday trading Tuesday after ARK Invest disclosed selling 142,350 CRCL shares on Monday, with 113,369 shares sold through the ARK Innovation ETF and 28,981 through the ARK Next Generation Internet ETF, making it the largest dollar-weighted crypto-related sale in ARKK that session. Coinbase Global dropped 5% to $181.06 and Bitmine Immersion Technologies slid 5% to $24.38, while the SPDR S&P 500 ETF Trust was down just 0.5% at $757.09, showing the selling was concentrated in crypto-linked names. The declines came as the U.S. Senate held a procedural vote on the Digital Asset Market Clarity Act, a framework that could legitimize stablecoins but also open the market to bank-issued competitors with cheaper funding and established customer bases. Circle Internet remains up 25% over the past month, so Tuesday's drop gives back part of a run, and its near-term direction hinges on the vote's outcome and whether ARK Invest disclosures later this week extend the trim.

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Coinbase Global Inc
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Dropped 5% as part of a crypto-linked selloff tied to the Senate procedural vote on the Digital Asset Market Clarity Act; no company-specific news.

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ARK Investment Management LLCPrivate± Mixed
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ARK trimmed its Circle stake, the largest dollar-weighted crypto-related sale in ARKK that session, with further disclosures possible this week.

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