Harvard just tripled its Bitcoin position — and it’s officially the university’s largest declared U.S. holding. The world’s biggest academic endowment now owns nearly 7 million shares of BlackRock’s IBIT spot Bitcoin ETF, a 257 increase in just one quarter. Even though the value has dipped from $442 million to around $364 million as Bitcoin fell below $100,000, Harvard’s IBIT stack is now bigger than its positions in Microsoft, Amazon, and even gold. This is one of the strongest signals of institutional confidence Bitcoin has ever seen.br br And Harvard isn’t alone. Emory University increased its spot BTC ETF holdings by 91, and an Abu Dhabi sovereign wealth fund has boosted its IBIT holdings to over $517 million. With institutions quietly accumulating Bitcoin while prices pull back, is this the beginning of a new long-term adoption wave? Does Harvard’s move validate Bitcoin as a long-term reserve asset? Let me know in the comments — are institutions buying the dip while retail panics?br br 📧 Email: cryptorobothelp@gmail.