On April 18, 2026, Cathie Wood sold $2.57 million in crypto-related stocks, including 11,465 shares of Circle and 31,417 shares of Bullish. She reallocated funds into Netflix and biotech, purchasing 26,161 shares of Netflix and 537,463 shares of Alamar Biosciences. This shift occurs amid a mixed Fear & Greed Index, with altcoins under pressure. Circle is facing lawsuits related to the Drift Protocol attack, while Bullish rose 5%. Despite strong Q1 results, Netflix’s stock declined nearly 10%, and Alamar surged 33% on its Nasdaq debut.

BlockBeats news, on April 18, Ark Invest founder Cathie Wood adjusted her portfolio yesterday, selling approximately $2.57 million in cryptocurrency-related stocks while increasing positions in traditional technology and biotechnology sectors. Specifically, she reduced holdings on that day:

· 11,465 shares of Circle Internet Group, approximately $1.21 million
· Bullish 31,417 shares, approximately $1.36 million

Among them, Circle is facing class-action litigation pressure for failing to freeze related assets during the Drift Protocol attack; Bullish, meanwhile, saw its stock price rise approximately 5% amid market recovery driven by easing tensions in the Middle East.

Meanwhile, Wood shifted to increasing her holdings:

26,161 shares of Netflix, approximately $2.54 million
Alamar Biosciences: 537,463 shares, approximately $11.96 million

Notably, although Netflix reported first-quarter revenue of $12.25 billion and profit of $5.28 billion, its stock fell nearly 10% on the day due to results that only slightly exceeded expectations; Alamar, on the other hand, surged approximately 33% on its Nasdaq debut, reaching a market capitalization of $1.53 billion.