Threw $100K at BTC, $4K at ETH, swapped BTC→ETH at the peak, and then both got cut in the latest 13F filing. Harvard's Crypto moves this time kinda feel like a top-tier university paying tuition fees! But keep in mind, 13F filings only show end-of-quarter holdings, not the actual transaction prices or costs. They could’ve sold at any point during Q4 or Q1, so the losses might not be the full $150M, but it’s probably not far off. A lot of people assume institutions are always 'smart money,' and top universities must have top-tier judgment. But the reality is, large funds naturally have delays, and their moves might not even be better than yours! Be confident, folks. No way you’re losing more than Harvard, right?