HARVARD IS BUYING BITCOINHarvard University just revealed that they hold $442 MILLION USD of BlackRock’s IBIT Bitcoin ETF. Since the end of June, they purchased an additional 4.9 million shares, worth $318.95M in their latest 13F filing.Harvard QUADRUPLED their BTC exposure in the last 3 months, making it now the LARGEST position in their equities portfolio. ...

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The Harvard Bitcoin investment news should be a massive headlineBut price went down this week so no one caresRyan Rasmussen (@RasterlyRock):Harvard’s $443M bitcoin investment is ~0.75% of its endowment.Ivy League Endowments:- Harvard: $57B- Yale: $44B- Princeton: $36B- Penn: $25B- Columbia: $16B- Cornell: $12B- Dartmouth: $9B- Brown: $8BThat 0.75% will become 1%. Then 5%. And the others will follow. ...

Bloomberg ETF analyst Eric Balchunas noted that IBIT is now Harvard’s largest single holding in its latest 13F filing and the university’s biggest Q3 position increase. He said it’s extremely rare for top endowments like Harvard or Yale to buy ETFs, calling this one of the strongest validations an ETF can get. While the $500 million stake is only about 1% of Harvard’s endowment, it still makes the university the 16th-largest IBIT holder.https://t.co/Hm7nqVFguj ...

According to the latest 13F filing, Harvard University held 6,813,612 shares of IBIT valued at approximately $443 million and 661,391 shares of GLD valued at about $235 million as of September 30. These positions represent increases of 257% and 99%, respectively, from the 1,906,000 IBIT shares and 333,000 GLD shares reported at the end of June. https://t.co/bf4dE87z8B ...

Harvard says it is handing out too many A’s. Students are fighting back. https://t.co/X6Kr8qz6cM ...

Harvard and the federal government have been in settlement talks for months. And in a statement, the Department of Education told us the Trump administration is actively working toward a deal with Harvard that holds them accountable for egregious civil rights violations and discrimination on campus while restoring generous taxpayer dollar support to the institution. Harvard in turn says it's working to improve existing programs promoting ideological diversity.>> Harvard has not done enough to ensure a wide ...

Did things get out of control at all these universities. Yes, I think they did. Have universities, including Harvard, made amends and made things better.The answer is yes. The Trump administration has accused Harvard of discrimination and says the federal government doesn't have to give money to the university. What do you say to that.The money that's given to the university for scientific research and medical research is not just given. We have to compete for it. And we are doing a service for the United S ...

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Accusations of anti-semitism at Harvard stem from student protests over the Gaza war that often were hostile to Israel. Harvard tightened rules around protests and commissioned reports on anti-semitism and Islamophobia. A survey on campus found that 40% of Jewish staff, faculty, and students who responded said they felt discriminated against because of their views.71% of Muslim respondents said the same. President Trump has focused on anti-semitism at Harvard. >> I think Harvard's a disgrace. I think what t ...