TREE NEWS reports: Boston hedge fund Whale Rock Capital Management raised its stakes in Meta Platforms, Twilio, Celestica, SiTime and Datadog and opened new positions in Microsoft, Hewlett Packard Enterprise, Okta, Vicor and Monolithic Power Systems in the third quarter. The firm trimmed holdings in SanDisk, Alphabet, Lam Research, Coherent and AppLovin, and fully exited Astera Labs, Carvana, Western Digital and Apple.
Whale Rock Adds Meta, Microsoft in Q3; Exits Apple, Astera Labs
Whale Rock's rotation reads less as a bet on any single theme than a reshuffling of AI-adjacent exposure: adding Microsoft and Meta while cutting Alphabet and exiting Apple suggests relative preference among mega-cap platforms rather than a sector call. The new positions in Okta and Monolithic Power point to enterprise software and power-management silicon, while the Astera Labs exit removes a connectivity name. For RWA and crypto-adjacent readers, the signal is indirect — institutional positioning in AI infrastructure and cloud names is the backdrop against which tokenized-equity and on-chain treasury narratives are being discussed. Whether this rotation persists into year-end is the open question.
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