2025-12-08 09:21:54

Harvard just made a statement with their wallet. Their Bitcoin position exploded from $117M to $443M last quarter—nearly quadrupling their bet. Meanwhile, gold ETFs climbed from $102M to $235M. The math is clear: they're positioning aggressively against fiat devaluation, and BTC is getting the lion's share. When Ivy League endowments move like this, it's not speculation—it's strategic hedging at scale.

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DeFiDoctor

· 2025-12-11 09:07

Hmm... the medical records show that Harvard's recent operation is indeed interesting; a fourfold increase is no joke. But the key question is—are they truly hedging or just riding the trend? It is recommended to regularly review the liquidity indicators of this fund to prevent strategic hedging from turning into strategic complications.

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just_vibin_onchain

· 2025-12-11 07:33

Harvard is already stockpiling Bitcoin, and people are still asking if it's a bubble?

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Gm_Gn_Merchant

· 2025-12-08 09:43

Even Harvard is stockpiling Bitcoin, what are we still hesitating for? --- Fourfold growth... This is what institutional discourse power looks like, retail investors can only follow the trend. --- Wait, gold has also seen a significant increase, why is no one mentioning it? --- Unbelievable, even university endowment funds are benchmarking crypto now, traditional finance is doomed. --- So, this time it’s the big players quietly accumulating, and by the time the news gets out, we’ll just be reacting. --- $443M, my god, think of how much could be done with that money... --- If it’s not speculation, then what is it? Hedging is just the best excuse. --- If even Harvard is playing like this, shouldn’t I go all in with my little bit of money? --- See the difference? When institutions accumulate coins it’s called strategic hedging, when retail investors buy it’s called gambling... hilarious. --- From 117 to 443, this growth rate is insane, there must be some insider news.

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WhaleWatcher

· 2025-12-08 09:41

Damn, Harvard’s move is impressive... fourfold growth, they’re serious about this. Institutions entering the market really make a difference, we retail investors can only follow their lead. Now fiat is really in danger, even top universities are getting out.

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