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AI app Wabi raises $55 million in funding, reaching a valuation of $1.25 billion.
According to TechCrunch, AI app company Wabi, founded by Replika creator Eugenia Kuyda, has raised $55 million, reaching a valuation of $1.25 billion. This round was led by IVP, with participation from Andreessen Horowitz (a16z), Forerunner, Amazon Alexa Fund, and others, alongside individual investors such as Shopify CEO Tobi Lütke and Salesforce CEO Marc Benioff.
WonderFi Founder Criticizes Canada's Innovation Environment: Struggling to Grow, Forced into Sale to Robinhood
Odaily News - Karia Samaroo, founder and former CEO of Canadian crypto company WonderFi, recently stated that the company's acquisition by US trading platform Robinhood Markets for CAD 250 million was not due to a lack of growth potential, but rather because Canada's market environment has restricted local tech companies from continuing to scale.Samaroo said that WonderFi was founded in 2021. After several years of development, the company consolidated Canada's fragmented crypto market, built a nationwide brand, and survived the QuadrigaCX collapse, the FTX crash, and Canada's strict crypto regulatory environment. By 2023, WonderFi had become a leading crypto platform in the Canadian market.However, he believes that succeeding in Canada was not the company's ultimate goal. WonderFi had originally hoped to grow into a global enterprise, and Robinhood saw WonderFi as a strategic gateway into the Canadian market, which led to the CAD 250 million acquisition. Samaroo pointed out that Canada has long faced structural issues that limit companies' ability to scale, including insufficient venture capital, weak public markets, regulatory fragmentation, and declining attractiveness of entrepreneurial returns.For the crypto industry, the challenges are even more pronounced. Samaroo noted that after the QuadrigaCX incident, Canadian regulators established one of the world's strictest crypto regulatory frameworks. While the original intent was to protect investors, it also increased operational costs for businesses. International trading platforms including Binance, OKX, Bybit, and Gemini all entered the Canadian market previously and then exited. He believes that Canada's crypto regulations are not only strict but also compounded by fragmented securities regulatory systems, leading to higher financing costs, increased operational complexity, and diminished interest from overseas investors.Samaroo said that WonderFi is not an isolated case—many Canadian tech companies have followed a similar trajectory: growing domestically until hitting market ceilings, then ultimately seeking overseas capital or strategic buyers. Shopify founder Tobi Lütke has also previously criticized Canada for repeatedly "nurturing important companies only to send them abroad." Restricting corporate sales can easily become a political statement, but the real key to solving the problem lies in building a business environment that supports companies in financing, expansion, and competing globally.Robinhood previously announced the acquisition of WonderFi for approximately CAD 250 million. This deal also reflects the accelerating consolidation in the North American crypto industry, as US platforms expand into other markets through M&A. (Fortune)
AI collaboration assistant Viktor completes $75 million funding round, led by Accel
AI collaboration assistant Viktor has announced the completion of a $75 million funding round, led by Accel, with participation from Bek Ventures, Kaya VC, Tenacity Capital, and executives from companies such as Slack, Google DeepMind, and Figma. The company is currently building "AI virtual colleagues" embedded into Slack and Microsoft Teams. Unlike traditional personal AI assistant products, these AI colleagues can execute tasks across systems like Google Drive, Notion, Airtable, and Shopify, generate reports, and build organization-level memory. (Fortune)
OneKey Founder: Actively Strengthening Existing Security Measures, Reducing Customer Data Retention Period to 30 Days
Odaily Report: OneKey founder Yishi posted that after a series of data breaches and supply chain attacks in the hardware wallet industry recently, OneKey is strengthening its existing security measures, stating that it has not experienced any security incidents and that these measures are being implemented proactively. OneKey has confirmed through the Shopify API that personal information such as customer names, emails, and shipping addresses in historical order records has been deleted, and has reduced the customer data retention period to a maximum of 30 days. Returns, warranties, and device verification will switch to methods that do not rely on long-term data retention. The retention policies of carriers such as FedEx and UPS are not controlled by OneKey; with customers' explicit consent, OneKey may separately retain privacy-processed email addresses solely for product updates and security patch notifications. OneKey's long-term goal is to migrate its e-commerce operations to its own infrastructure and reduce dependence on third-party platforms such as Shopify.
Over 23,000 Phishing Email Attempts Exploited Foundation Devices' Historical Customer Data
Odaily reports: Bitcoin News posted on X that Foundation Devices stated attackers launched over 23,000 phishing email attempts targeting its hardware wallet customers, exploiting customer records the company believed had been deleted but were still retained in historical database tables. Investigators confirmed that 19,057 of these emails were sent via Mailgun, while another 1,503 were sent through Google Workspace; the number of affected customers remains undetermined.Foundation Devices stated that after the legacy WooCommerce database migration, customer names, shipping information, refund records, and incomplete checkout information in the old tables remained accessible; recent Shopify order information may also have been exposed. The company said there is no evidence that the Passport hardware wallet or its private keys were compromised, and the investigation is ongoing.
Thrive Capital invests $215 million in Amazon, positioning for AI shopping and cloud computing growth opportunities
Odaily News - Thrive Capital, the venture capital firm founded by Joshua Kushner, has purchased approximately $215 million worth of Amazon shares, further expanding its investment footprint in public market companies.According to regulatory filings, this investment gives Thrive Capital exposure to Amazon's growth opportunities in artificial intelligence, including agentic AI shopping tools and AI computing infrastructure services for enterprise customers.Earlier this month, Amazon's market capitalization surpassed $3 trillion for the first time, making it the fifth company globally to reach this milestone. The market continues to focus on its development potential in generative AI, cloud computing, and AI-driven e-commerce.Thrive Capital has previously been known for investing in early-stage tech companies, with a portfolio that includes SpaceX, Stripe, and OpenAI. In recent years, the firm has increasingly added positions in publicly listed companies, including Figma, StubHub, and Oscar Health.Earlier this year, Thrive also disclosed to investors that it had purchased approximately $100 million worth of Shopify stock, citing AI technology as a driver of a new wave of growth in the e-commerce sector.This investment signals that Thrive Capital is further transitioning from a traditional venture capital model toward becoming an "investor in core assets of the AI era," sharing in the growth dividends of AI infrastructure and application ecosystems by taking positions in major tech companies. (Bloomberg)
WonderFi Founder Criticizes Canada's Innovation Environment: Struggling to Grow, Forced into Sale to Robinhood
Odaily News - Karia Samaroo, founder and former CEO of Canadian crypto company WonderFi, recently stated that the company's acquisition by US trading platform Robinhood Markets for CAD 250 million was not due to a lack of growth potential, but rather because Canada's market environment has restricted local tech companies from continuing to scale.Samaroo said that WonderFi was founded in 2021. After several years of development, the company consolidated Canada's fragmented crypto market, built a nationwide brand, and survived the QuadrigaCX collapse, the FTX crash, and Canada's strict crypto regulatory environment. By 2023, WonderFi had become a leading crypto platform in the Canadian market.However, he believes that succeeding in Canada was not the company's ultimate goal. WonderFi had originally hoped to grow into a global enterprise, and Robinhood saw WonderFi as a strategic gateway into the Canadian market, which led to the CAD 250 million acquisition. Samaroo pointed out that Canada has long faced structural issues that limit companies' ability to scale, including insufficient venture capital, weak public markets, regulatory fragmentation, and declining attractiveness of entrepreneurial returns.For the crypto industry, the challenges are even more pronounced. Samaroo noted that after the QuadrigaCX incident, Canadian regulators established one of the world's strictest crypto regulatory frameworks. While the original intent was to protect investors, it also increased operational costs for businesses. International trading platforms including Binance, OKX, Bybit, and Gemini all entered the Canadian market previously and then exited. He believes that Canada's crypto regulations are not only strict but also compounded by fragmented securities regulatory systems, leading to higher financing costs, increased operational complexity, and diminished interest from overseas investors.Samaroo said that WonderFi is not an isolated case—many Canadian tech companies have followed a similar trajectory: growing domestically until hitting market ceilings, then ultimately seeking overseas capital or strategic buyers. Shopify founder Tobi Lütke has also previously criticized Canada for repeatedly "nurturing important companies only to send them abroad." Restricting corporate sales can easily become a political statement, but the real key to solving the problem lies in building a business environment that supports companies in financing, expansion, and competing globally.Robinhood previously announced the acquisition of WonderFi for approximately CAD 250 million. This deal also reflects the accelerating consolidation in the North American crypto industry, as US platforms expand into other markets through M&A. (Fortune)
ARK funds increase positions in CoreWeave, reduce holdings in Shopify and Palantir
According to Ark Invest Tracker (@ArkkDaily), on October 19, multiple funds under Cathie Wood’s ARK Invest underwent portfolio adjustments. ARKK purchased 102,280 shares of CoreWeave (CRWV), representing 0.0836% of the ETF. Simultaneously, it sold 18,087 shares of Shopify (SHOP) and 15,988 shares of Palantir (PLTR), accounting for 0.0418% and 0.0420%, respectively. ARKW followed the same trading direction as ARKK, buying 30,218 shares of CRWV, which accounted for 0.1008%. The fund sold 2,668 shares of SHOP and 2,361 shares of PLTR, accounting for 0.0252% and 0.0253%, respectively. It also sold 500 shares of DraftKings (DKNG), accounting for 0.0005%. On the same day, ARKG purchased three biotech-related assets: 60,269 shares of Iambic Therapeutics (IAM), 19,856 shares of Scribe Therapeutics (SCTX), and 4,835 shares of Freenome (FRNM), accounting for 0.0261% and 0.0100% respectively.
Altman: OpenAI to Operate as "Permanently Low-Profit" Company, Aiming to Follow Stripe's Model
Odaily OpenAI CEO Sam Altman stated at Stripe Sessions that OpenAI aspires to become an infrastructure company that is "permanently low-profit, yet massive and fast-growing," offering products akin to "smart meters" that allow anyone to purchase them to automate businesses, develop products, or embed them into their own services. He compared OpenAI to Stripe, noting that their model is usage-based billing, and as the internet scales, both Stripe and its users benefit.Altman revealed that OpenAI has already signed 20-year contracts for electricity and land to support this goal. He acknowledged that switching costs in AI are low, and the recent massive influx of users from competing programming tools to Codex proves that the smarter AI becomes, the easier it is to switch platforms. He pointed out that while some companies might try to capture the entire industry chain, OpenAI does not plan to do so, believing that models and data centers are a whole, and other companies can build products on top of them.Altman also emphasized that businesses should not overestimate AI's impact on existing business structures. Although AI has changed many existing processes, good products will still survive in the market. He specifically mentioned that Shopify CEO Toby Lütke is the best AI adopter he has ever seen.
Keystone to destroy 18,835 hardware wallets and suspend shipments after attackers obtain device verification keys
Odaily reports: Bitcoin hardware wallet manufacturer Keystone has stated that attackers obtained the permanent factory keys used to verify device authenticity. The company will destroy 18,835 unsold devices in its inventory and suspend all unshipped orders on its official website. The incident was discovered on October 20. Devices delivered before October 20 are not affected, and mnemonic phrases and private keys were not involved.The incident also affected 25,964 buyer records from Keystone's Shopify online store, involving names, contact information, shipping addresses, and order information between 2024 and 2026. A total of 51,083 records were previously involved, and 25,119 pieces of personal information have been deleted; customers who purchased through channels such as Amazon are not affected.Keystone stated that some records were not deleted within the originally planned 180-day period. The company has shortened the data retention period to 90 days and on October 24 requested that Shopify delete overdue data, which is expected to be completed on November 3. Official website sales will switch to pre-orders until devices using the new keys are produced; the company has submitted reports to relevant authorities in the EU, the UK, and other regions. (Decrypt)
OneKey Founder: Actively Strengthening Existing Security Measures, Reducing Customer Data Retention Period to 30 Days
Odaily Report: OneKey founder Yishi posted that after a series of data breaches and supply chain attacks in the hardware wallet industry recently, OneKey is strengthening its existing security measures, stating that it has not experienced any security incidents and that these measures are being implemented proactively. OneKey has confirmed through the Shopify API that personal information such as customer names, emails, and shipping addresses in historical order records has been deleted, and has reduced the customer data retention period to a maximum of 30 days. Returns, warranties, and device verification will switch to methods that do not rely on long-term data retention. The retention policies of carriers such as FedEx and UPS are not controlled by OneKey; with customers' explicit consent, OneKey may separately retain privacy-processed email addresses solely for product updates and security patch notifications. OneKey's long-term goal is to migrate its e-commerce operations to its own infrastructure and reduce dependence on third-party platforms such as Shopify.
Over 23,000 Phishing Email Attempts Exploited Foundation Devices' Historical Customer Data
Odaily reports: Bitcoin News posted on X that Foundation Devices stated attackers launched over 23,000 phishing email attempts targeting its hardware wallet customers, exploiting customer records the company believed had been deleted but were still retained in historical database tables. Investigators confirmed that 19,057 of these emails were sent via Mailgun, while another 1,503 were sent through Google Workspace; the number of affected customers remains undetermined.Foundation Devices stated that after the legacy WooCommerce database migration, customer names, shipping information, refund records, and incomplete checkout information in the old tables remained accessible; recent Shopify order information may also have been exposed. The company said there is no evidence that the Passport hardware wallet or its private keys were compromised, and the investigation is ongoing.
OneKey Founder: Actively Strengthening Existing Security Measures, Reducing Customer Data Retention Period to 30 Days
Odaily Report: OneKey founder Yishi posted that after a series of data breaches and supply chain attacks in the hardware wallet industry recently, OneKey is strengthening its existing security measures, stating that it has not experienced any security incidents and that these measures are being implemented proactively. OneKey has confirmed through the Shopify API that personal information such as customer names, emails, and shipping addresses in historical order records has been deleted, and has reduced the customer data retention period to a maximum of 30 days. Returns, warranties, and device verification will switch to methods that do not rely on long-term data retention. The retention policies of carriers such as FedEx and UPS are not controlled by OneKey; with customers' explicit consent, OneKey may separately retain privacy-processed email addresses solely for product updates and security patch notifications. OneKey's long-term goal is to migrate its e-commerce operations to its own infrastructure and reduce dependence on third-party platforms such as Shopify.
ARK Increases Holdings in Nuclear Stocks X-Energy and Oklo, Gene-Editing Stock Scribe; Trims E-Commerce Stock Shopify
Based on daily trading data released by Ark Invest Tracker (@ArkkDaily), Cathie Wood's ARK Invest adjusted the holdings of several ETFs on October 21. Additions: • X-Energy (XE): ARKQ bought 134,201 shares, ARKX bought 66,146 shares. • Oklo (OKLO): ARKQ bought 42,230 shares. • Intuitive Surgical (ISRG): ARKQ bought 6,411 shares. • Intuitive Machines (LUNR): ARKX bought 43,539 shares. • Netflix (NFLX): ARKW bought 18,783 shares. • Scribe Therapeutics (SCTX): ARKG bought 199,698 shares. • Iambic Therapeutics (IAM): ARKG bought 18,936 shares. • Pacific Biosciences (PACB): ARKK bought 201,932 shares, ARKG bought 63,679 shares. Reductions: • Shopify (SHOP): ARKK sold 10,637 shares, ARKW sold 6,416
Arbitrum Network Holds About $3.8 Billion in Stablecoins, USDG Lands in Its DeFi Ecosystem
Odaily News: Global Dollar (USDG), issued by stablecoin issuer Paxos, will launch in the DeFi ecosystem of Ethereum Layer 2 network Arbitrum, covering Morpho, GMX, Fluid, and Maple, with Kraken providing fiat on-ramp and off-ramp services.Arbitrum aims to capture a portion of the economic benefits generated by stablecoins on its network. The network currently holds about $3.8 billion in stablecoins, of which about 60% is USDC issued by stablecoin issuer Circle.Stablecoin alliances are growing. OpenUSD has gained support from Mastercard, Visa, Stripe, Coinbase, and Shopify, while Qivalis has secured backing from 37 European banks. (CoinDesk)
MSX Lists Expedia Group and Shopify Stock Tokens
Odaily News: According to an MSX announcement, MSX launched spot trading of Expedia Group (EXPE) and Shopify (SHOP) stock tokens on September 24.Expedia Group reported Q2 2026 revenue of $4.315 billion, up 14% year-over-year, with total gross bookings reaching $33.928 billion, up 12% year-over-year;Shopify reported revenue of $3.583 billion for the same period, up 34% year-over-year, with platform gross merchandise volume reaching $115.567 billion, up 32% year-over-year.
Binance Futures Will List Multiple TradFi USDT Perpetual Contracts
According to the official announcement, the Binance Futures platform will sequentially launch 6 USDT perpetual contracts based on traditional finance underlying assets from August 17 to 18, 2026, as follows: • GDXUSDT (Underlying: VanEck Gold Miners ETF) — August 17, 13:30 UTC • NETUSDT (Underlying: Cloudflare Class A Common Stock) — August 17, 13:35 UTC • VSTUSDT (Underlying: Vistra Corp Common Stock) — August 17, 13:40 UTC • SHOPUSDT (Underlying: Shopify Class A Shares) — August 17, 13:45 UTC • LYTEUSDT (Underlying: Roundhill Photonics & Optical ETF) — August 17, 13:50 UTC • CXMTUSDT (Underlying: ChangXin Memory Technologies, SSE 688825) — August 18, 05:00 UTC The above contracts all support up to 20x leverage, 24/7 trading, and multi-asset mode, with funding rates settled every 8 hours, capped at ±2%.
WonderFi Founder Criticizes Canada's Innovation Environment: Struggling to Grow, Forced into Sale to Robinhood
Odaily News - Karia Samaroo, founder and former CEO of Canadian crypto company WonderFi, recently stated that the company's acquisition by US trading platform Robinhood Markets for CAD 250 million was not due to a lack of growth potential, but rather because Canada's market environment has restricted local tech companies from continuing to scale.Samaroo said that WonderFi was founded in 2021. After several years of development, the company consolidated Canada's fragmented crypto market, built a nationwide brand, and survived the QuadrigaCX collapse, the FTX crash, and Canada's strict crypto regulatory environment. By 2023, WonderFi had become a leading crypto platform in the Canadian market.However, he believes that succeeding in Canada was not the company's ultimate goal. WonderFi had originally hoped to grow into a global enterprise, and Robinhood saw WonderFi as a strategic gateway into the Canadian market, which led to the CAD 250 million acquisition. Samaroo pointed out that Canada has long faced structural issues that limit companies' ability to scale, including insufficient venture capital, weak public markets, regulatory fragmentation, and declining attractiveness of entrepreneurial returns.For the crypto industry, the challenges are even more pronounced. Samaroo noted that after the QuadrigaCX incident, Canadian regulators established one of the world's strictest crypto regulatory frameworks. While the original intent was to protect investors, it also increased operational costs for businesses. International trading platforms including Binance, OKX, Bybit, and Gemini all entered the Canadian market previously and then exited. He believes that Canada's crypto regulations are not only strict but also compounded by fragmented securities regulatory systems, leading to higher financing costs, increased operational complexity, and diminished interest from overseas investors.Samaroo said that WonderFi is not an isolated case—many Canadian tech companies have followed a similar trajectory: growing domestically until hitting market ceilings, then ultimately seeking overseas capital or strategic buyers. Shopify founder Tobi Lütke has also previously criticized Canada for repeatedly "nurturing important companies only to send them abroad." Restricting corporate sales can easily become a political statement, but the real key to solving the problem lies in building a business environment that supports companies in financing, expansion, and competing globally.Robinhood previously announced the acquisition of WonderFi for approximately CAD 250 million. This deal also reflects the accelerating consolidation in the North American crypto industry, as US platforms expand into other markets through M&A. (Fortune)
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AI app Wabi raises $55 million in funding, reaching a valuation of $1.25 billion.
According to TechCrunch, AI app company Wabi, founded by Replika creator Eugenia Kuyda, has raised $55 million, reaching a valuation of $1.25 billion. This round was led by IVP, with participation from Andreessen Horowitz (a16z), Forerunner, Amazon Alexa Fund, and others, alongside individual investors such as Shopify CEO Tobi Lütke and Salesforce CEO Marc Benioff.
Keystone to destroy 18,835 hardware wallets and suspend shipments after attackers obtain device verification keys
Odaily reports: Bitcoin hardware wallet manufacturer Keystone has stated that attackers obtained the permanent factory keys used to verify device authenticity. The company will destroy 18,835 unsold devices in its inventory and suspend all unshipped orders on its official website. The incident was discovered on October 20. Devices delivered before October 20 are not affected, and mnemonic phrases and private keys were not involved.The incident also affected 25,964 buyer records from Keystone's Shopify online store, involving names, contact information, shipping addresses, and order information between 2024 and 2026. A total of 51,083 records were previously involved, and 25,119 pieces of personal information have been deleted; customers who purchased through channels such as Amazon are not affected.Keystone stated that some records were not deleted within the originally planned 180-day period. The company has shortened the data retention period to 90 days and on October 24 requested that Shopify delete overdue data, which is expected to be completed on November 3. Official website sales will switch to pre-orders until devices using the new keys are produced; the company has submitted reports to relevant authorities in the EU, the UK, and other regions. (Decrypt)
OneKey Founder: Actively Strengthening Existing Security Measures, Reducing Customer Data Retention Period to 30 Days
Odaily Report: OneKey founder Yishi posted that after a series of data breaches and supply chain attacks in the hardware wallet industry recently, OneKey is strengthening its existing security measures, stating that it has not experienced any security incidents and that these measures are being implemented proactively. OneKey has confirmed through the Shopify API that personal information such as customer names, emails, and shipping addresses in historical order records has been deleted, and has reduced the customer data retention period to a maximum of 30 days. Returns, warranties, and device verification will switch to methods that do not rely on long-term data retention. The retention policies of carriers such as FedEx and UPS are not controlled by OneKey; with customers' explicit consent, OneKey may separately retain privacy-processed email addresses solely for product updates and security patch notifications. OneKey's long-term goal is to migrate its e-commerce operations to its own infrastructure and reduce dependence on third-party platforms such as Shopify.
Over 23,000 Phishing Email Attempts Exploited Foundation Devices' Historical Customer Data
Odaily reports: Bitcoin News posted on X that Foundation Devices stated attackers launched over 23,000 phishing email attempts targeting its hardware wallet customers, exploiting customer records the company believed had been deleted but were still retained in historical database tables. Investigators confirmed that 19,057 of these emails were sent via Mailgun, while another 1,503 were sent through Google Workspace; the number of affected customers remains undetermined.Foundation Devices stated that after the legacy WooCommerce database migration, customer names, shipping information, refund records, and incomplete checkout information in the old tables remained accessible; recent Shopify order information may also have been exposed. The company said there is no evidence that the Passport hardware wallet or its private keys were compromised, and the investigation is ongoing.
ARK Invest increased holdings in Meta and Pacific Biosciences, trimming positions in Teradyne, Palantir and others yesterday.
According to disclosures by ARK Invest, Cathie Wood's ARK funds adjusted positions in multiple individual stocks. Purchases: • Meta Platforms (META): ARKK purchased 28,069 shares, accounting for 0.2901% of the fund. ARKW purchased 7,018 shares, accounting for 0.2442%. ARKF purchased 3,023 shares, accounting for 0.2455%. • Pacific Biosciences (PACB): ARKK purchased 266,184 shares, accounting for 0.0089%. ARKG purchased 88,512 shares, accounting for 0.0094%. • ARKG also purchased 99,254 shares of Scribe Therapeutics (SCTX), accounting for 0.0877%. It simultaneously acquired 35,377 shares of Freenome (FRNM), accounting for 0.0229%, and 6,604 shares of Iambic Therapeutics (IAM), accounting for 0.0051%. • ARKW purchased 5,397 shares of Shopify (SHOP), accounting for 0.0482%. Sales: • ARKK sold 57,444 shares of Teradyne (TER), accounting for 0.2836%. • ARKW sold 3
ARK Increases Holdings in Nuclear Stocks X-Energy and Oklo, Gene-Editing Stock Scribe; Trims E-Commerce Stock Shopify
Based on daily trading data released by Ark Invest Tracker (@ArkkDaily), Cathie Wood's ARK Invest adjusted the holdings of several ETFs on October 21. Additions: • X-Energy (XE): ARKQ bought 134,201 shares, ARKX bought 66,146 shares. • Oklo (OKLO): ARKQ bought 42,230 shares. • Intuitive Surgical (ISRG): ARKQ bought 6,411 shares. • Intuitive Machines (LUNR): ARKX bought 43,539 shares. • Netflix (NFLX): ARKW bought 18,783 shares. • Scribe Therapeutics (SCTX): ARKG bought 199,698 shares. • Iambic Therapeutics (IAM): ARKG bought 18,936 shares. • Pacific Biosciences (PACB): ARKK bought 201,932 shares, ARKG bought 63,679 shares. Reductions: • Shopify (SHOP): ARKK sold 10,637 shares, ARKW sold 6,416