Harvard strengthened its position in IBIT after maintaining a steady presence among the ETF’s largest holders. The university placed 29th earlier this year. Its latest filing shows a sharp increase in allocation. Eric Balchunas shared the disclosure through a 13F submission.
The university’s portfolio already includes significant holdings in major technology companies. Its broader strategy reinforces its long-term approach toward diversified exposure.
MacroScope noted that directs capital into Bitcoin through long-range decisions rather than reacting to short-term price swings. An X user, Zane Hauck, added that Harvard aligns its approach with structural economic changes involving monetary dilution and limited computing capacity.
Harvard’s new holding renews interest in a 2018 prediction from a former IMF chief. The economist claimed Bitcoin could fall to $100 rather than hit $100,000 by 2028. Bitcoin currently trades above $104,000, contradicting that assessment with more than two years remaining.
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