Harvard University, once a vocal skeptic of Bitcoin’s potential, has undergone a significant transformation in its stance. Back in 2017, when Bitcoin reached its all-time high at around $20,000, many believed the price would remain stagnant. Professor Kenneth Rogoff, renowned economist from Harvard University, even predicted that Bitcoin’s value would plummet to just $100 by 2028. This starkly contrasted with the current reality where Bitcoin prices have surged beyond $118,000. 2023 saw an increase in investment and a significant shift in perception. Harvard University’s remarkable transformation is evident through its large-scale investment in Bitcoin ETFs, now exceeding their holdings in major companies like Nvidia and Google. Their recent move underscores a notable shift in sentiment, with the university’s portfolio now boasting a substantial $116.7 million in BTC-based ETFs. 1.9 million IBIT shares of this investment further highlight the magnitude of Harvard’s current Bitcoin holdings. Beyond these investments, Harvard’s journey through cryptocurrencies shows an evolving understanding of digital assets. Brown University is another institution that has made significant investments into Bitcoin, holding a similar $13 billion in ETFs.