Bitcoin Updates: Harvard's Bitcoin Decision—Smart Investment or Risky Gamble?
- Harvard University's $55B endowment invested $443M in BlackRock's iShares Bitcoin Trust , marking its first ETF allocation amid a 5% Bitcoin price drop. - The 20% stake in U.S. public equities highlights growing institutional crypto interest, with Harvard joining top 20 holders of the $75B ETF. - Bitcoin's recent 25% decline from October peaks and "death cross" pattern raise risks, despite BlackRock's ETF maintaining market dominance. - The move reflects shifting institutional risk tolerance toward crypt
Harvard University's endowment has taken a notable step into the digital asset sector,
IBIT, recognized as the largest spot
The timing of Harvard’s entry is particularly interesting given Bitcoin’s recent trajectory. The digital currency briefly lost all its 2025 gains,
With assets surpassing $55 billion, Harvard’s endowment
At the same time, Bitcoin’s recent price swings have been likened to previous corrections, such as
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