Cathie Wood Believes Most Memecoins Will Face 'Fearsome Declines,' But They Could End Up Becoming Collector's Items
- Cathie Wood, founder of Ark Invest, stated that most meme coins will face "fearsome declines" and likely be worthless in the future, as she expressed during an interview with Bloomberg Podcasts.
- Wood emphasized that investors should understand the risks of meme coins, especially after the SEC clarified that they are not subject to federal securities laws.
- Ark Invest has avoided investing in meme coins, focusing instead on Bitcoin, Ethereum, and Solana, according to Wood.
- Wood warned that losing money will teach investors that the SEC and regulators are not responsible for these assets, advising potential buyers to be cautious.
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Cathie Wood says people are going to learn the hard way that meme coins are the worst
Ark Invest's Cathie Wood, who has been bullish about cryptocurrencies like bitcoin, said her private funds are not investing in meme coins.Joe Raedle via Getty ImagesCathie Wood said most meme coins "are not going to be worth very much."President Donald Trump's meme coin, $TRUMP, may become a digital collector's item, Wood said.But Wood said she expects to see "fearsome declines in the prices of some of these meme coins."Ark Invest's Cathie Wood…
Cathie Wood Believes Most Memecoins Will Face 'Fearsome Declines,' But They Could End Up Becoming Collector's Items
Cathie Wood, the founder of asset management firm Ark Invest, warned investors Tuesday that most meme coins won't have high worth in the future and "fearsome declines" could be expected.
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