Harvard's crypto holdings lost over 150 million dollars in one year, selling all ETH holdings after buying BTC at the peak
According to ChainCatcher, on-chain analyst Ai Yi monitored that Harvard Management Company first opened positions in cryptocurrency during the market rally in the second quarter of 2025; in the third quarter, when the BTC price approached its historical high, it significantly increased its holdings, with the number of shares rising by 257%, and IBIT once accounted for 20% of its portfolio, becoming its largest publicly held position; during the market pullback in the fourth quarter, it reduced its BTC holdings while opening a position in ETH, but after holding ETH for only one quarter, it liquidated all ETH and exited at a loss.
The company's BTC acquisition cost ranged from $107,000 to $114,000, and its ETH acquisition cost was $4,000. Within one year, it lost more than $150 million in the crypto sector.
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