3 selected filers reported Coinbase non-option share rows as of Jun 30, 2026. This is a view of reported exposure within our selected source set, not every owner.
Position date · Q2 2026
Jun 30, 2026
When the portfolio was measured.
Filing season
August 2026
Amendments can arrive later.
Sources reviewed
Sep 25, 2026
Next expected season: November 2026.
Reported positions may have changed since Jun 30, 2026. Coverage is curated, not universal or real-time.
Coinbase shares are an equity exposure, not a direct bitcoin holding. Share and option rows remain separate.
No total ownership percentage, cross-filer share sum, or directional consensus is inferred. The same exposure may be reported through related managers.
Reported non-option share exposure
Selected company CUSIPs, SH quantity, no PUT/CALL designation. Classes and manager rows remain separate; no row is silently combined with another.
Non-option share rows · reported as of Jun 30, 2026 · rows are not additive
Reporting institution
Reported shares
Quarter comparison
Disclosure date
Source
ARK InvestCommon Stock · No PUT/CALL CUSIP 19260Q107 · other manager none listed
2,511,319Filed share quantity · $367,129,713 reported value
Not comparableCorporate-action or row-identity review not completed; no trading direction inferred.
Coinbase shares are an equity exposure, not a direct bitcoin holding. Share and option rows remain separate.
Compare the reported share count only after checking amendments, corporate actions, share classes and manager relationships. A change in reported dollar value alone does not establish buying or selling.
Quarter history
Latest first. Each selected filer has its own disclosure date, archive and primary evidence. Prior-period comparisons are withheld where review is incomplete.
182 source rows · $12,859,485,476 gross reported table value. Both reconcile to the cover; this is not assets under management.
Included managers and report type
13F HOLDINGS REPORT · File 028-17768
No included other managers listed.
No Form 13F-HR/A amendment was found for either quarter in EDGAR submissions reviewed through Sep 25, 2026. An amendment filed later could change these rows.
3,213 source rows · $63,929,893,013 gross reported table value. Both reconcile to the cover; this is not assets under management.
Included managers and report type
13F HOLDINGS REPORT · File 028-06262
No included other managers listed.
No Form 13F-HR/A amendment was found for either quarter in EDGAR submissions reviewed through Sep 25, 2026. An amendment filed later could change these rows.
Questions about Coinbase ownership
Who owns Coinbase today?
These delayed filings cannot answer that. They show what selected managers reported for Jun 30, 2026; positions may have changed afterward.
Are institutions buying Coinbase?
We have not accepted a directional consensus from this source set. “Not comparable” means the checks needed to infer an increase or reduction have not closed. A new filing row can reflect reportability, not a purchase.
Why is there no total ownership percentage?
Coverage is selected and manager reports can overlap. A reliable ownership percentage would require a verified share denominator and resolved reporting relationships.
Methodology & corrections
The source stays beside the claim.
SEC Form 13F cover pages and information tables are the numerical authority. We reconcile every accepted table to its cover, retain each source row, and keep options separate. Reported values are whole US dollars. We do not add holdings across filers or estimate an ownership percentage.
A matching security identifier alone is not enough for a quarter comparison. Until amendments, corporate actions and manager relationships are cleared, the result is “not comparable.” A newly reported row need not be a new purchase, and a missing row need not prove a sale.
Data version 2026-q2.2026-09-25.4. Review cutoff 2026-09-25. Corrections require a primary source and a new reviewed data version.
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