Harvard University increased its holdings in BlackRock’s Bitcoin ETF to $442.8 million as of the latest filing, according to SEC data. The move reflects the university’s continued exposure to digital assets through regulated investment products.
The expansion comes amid growing institutional interest in cryptocurrency ETFs, signaling that major endowments are willing to allocate more capital to Bitcoin-linked funds. Harvard Management Company, which oversees the university’s endowment, now holds a significantly larger stake compared with previous quarters, highlighting a strategic shift toward diversified crypto exposure.
Investors and market observers will be watching upcoming filings for further adjustments in institutional allocations to Bitcoin ETFs. The development underscores the increasing role of traditional financial entities in cryptocurrency markets, as universities and other large investors cautiously scale their positions.
Source: SEC filings
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