Wind direction indicator changes dramatically! Harvard University bets 2-to-1 on Bitcoin over gold, institutional demand ushers in a new era

Harvard University, a world-leading institution with a multi-billion dollar endowment fund, is sparking a market upheaval with subtle shifts in its investment direction. On December 8th, Bitwise CIO Matt Hougan revealed that Harvard Management Company (HMC) significantly increased its Bitcoin investment exposure from $117 million in Q2 to nearly $443 million in Q3, while its allocation to gold ETFs also rose from $102 million to $235 million. Key data shows that Harvard's allocation ratio to Bitcoin has reached 2:1 compared to gold, clearly indicating that in the context of "fiat currency devaluation trades," this Ivy League school now has a marked preference for "digital gold" over traditional gold. This landmark event may become the key catalyst driving other large, wait-and-see institutions to enter the market.

Revolution in asset allocation at top universities: A deep dive into Harvard's investment portfolio

As one of the world's largest and most high-profile university endowment funds, every move by Harvard Management Company has always