Harvard University's endowment fund has staked half its assets in SpaceX! Harvard's Q2 13F filings show that as of the end of June, over half of its publicly disclosed equity holdings were in SpaceX. As of the end of Q2, this long-term U.S. equity portfolio totaled approximately $4.26 billion. SpaceX saw a new investment of approximately $2.21 billion, accounting for 51.84%; TSMC approximately $350 million, accounting for 8.20%; Cerebras, newly disclosed, held approximately $239 million, accounting for 5.61%; Amazon approximately $234 million, accounting for 5.49%; Google approximately $165 million, accounting for 3.87%. The remaining nearly a quarter is scattered across a host of other companies, including Nvidia, Microsoft, Meta, Bitcoin ETFs, and gold ETFs. SpaceX alone constitutes a larger portion of the portfolio than all other holdings combined; this time, the prestigious university's publicly disclosed portfolio has gone all in.