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by: xpoolPosted on: August 12, 2025

Harvard Invests $116 Million in BlackRock’s Bitcoin ETF

Harvard University has invested a significant sum of $116 million in the BlackRock Bitcoin ETF, marking the university as a major institutional investor in cryptocurrency. This move positions Harvard among the top institutions holding Bitcoin through a regulated fund, representing its fifth-largest investment after tech giants like Microsoft, Amazon, Booking Holdings, and Meta.

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