Harvard University panic sold and dumped half of its BTC holdings and completely liquidated its ETH holdings According to the latest filing submitted to the SEC, compared to Q3 2025 when they held up to $440 million worth of 6.8 million shares in IBIT, they now only hold 3.04 million shares. Harvard’s average buy-in price for BTC was $110,000, while the sell price was $80,000, resulting in a 28% loss of over $100 million. What’s even worse is that they just built an $86 million ETH position last quarter, but now it’s been entirely liquidated... The average buy-in price was $4,000, and the sell price was $2,600, leading to a 35% loss of over $30 million. In total, Harvard University has lost $150 million on BTC and ETH combined. Even the world’s top university isn’t immune to taking a beating in crypto.