#HarvardAddsETHExposure Harvard University (a super famous university with a huge money fund worth about $57 billion) just made a smart move in crypto.
They already had a lot invested in Bitcoin through a safe ETF (like a stock that follows Bitcoin's price).
Recently, they sold some of that Bitcoin part about 21% less.
But they didn't leave crypto. Instead, they bought their first-ever big chunk of Ethereum (ETH) around $87 million worth also through a safe BlackRock ETF.
Total crypto money they hold now? Still about $352 million (mostly Bitcoin, plus this new Ethereum).
It's not "selling crypto" — it's like moving some money from one crypto (Bitcoin) to another (Ethereum). Big players like Harvard think Ethereum looks good right now, maybe cheaper or with more future potential.
#USNFPBlowout Every month, the US government shares a big report called NFP (Non-Farm Payrolls). It tells how many new jobs the US added (not counting farms).
This time (January 2026 data, released Feb 11), the US added 130,000 jobs way more than expected (people thought only ~70k). Unemployment also stayed low at 4.3%.
Strong jobs = US economy looks healthy → less chance of big interest rate cuts soon.
This can make Bitcoin ($BTC), Ethereum ($ETH) and other coins move a lot (up or down fast).
Right now (early February 2026), Google searches for Bitcoin hit the highest level in the last 12 months.
Why? Bitcoin's price dropped fast from about $81,500 down to around $60,000 in just a few days. Then it bounced back a bit to the $70,000 area.
When the price falls hard, normal people get curious again and start searching more. This often happens when retail (everyday) investors come back to crypto.
Many think: "This dip could be a good chance to buy!"