#HarvardAddsETHExposure
Harvard just made a quiet move that speaks louder than headlines.
In its latest SEC filing for Q4 2025, Harvard Management Company reduced its Bitcoin ETF exposure by selling around 1.5 million shares of BlackRock’s iShares Bitcoin Trust, trimming the position by roughly 21 percent. Yet it did not exit. It kept a large Bitcoin allocation while adding something new.
At the same time, Harvard committed about 86.8 million dollars into BlackRock’s iShares Ethereum Trust. This marks its first direct Ethereum ETF exposure.
That shift feels deliberate. Bitcoin remains the reserve style asset in the portfolio. Ethereum, on the other hand, represents access to network activity, smart contracts, and fee generation across decentralized finance and tokenized assets.
This is not hype buying. It looks like a portfolio manager separating digital gold from digital infrastructure. When an institution of this size adjusts exposure with that level of precision, it suggests a broader institutional mindset is maturing.
Harvard did not just add $ETH . It signaled that Ethereum is being evaluated as productive capital inside long term strategies.
