🚨 Harvard’s $150M Crypto Wipeout: A Masterclass in Buying High & Selling Low 📉 The world’s most prestigious university just took a brutal hit. Harvard University has officially panic-sold half its Bitcoin stash and liquidated its entire Ethereum position. 📄 According to their latest SEC filing, Harvard slashed its IBIT (BlackRock Bitcoin ETF) holdings from 6.8 million shares (worth $440M in Q3 2025) down to just 3.04 million shares. The damage? They bought BTC at an average of $110,000 and sold at $80,000. That’s a 28% loss—over $100M in realized red ink. 💀 But the pain doesn’t stop there. Harvard had just entered ETH last quarter, buying $86M worth at an average price of $4,000. They then dumped it all at $2,600. A 35% loss, wiping out another $30M+. 🔥 Total carnage: $150M in losses on two of the largest digital assets. Even the Ivy League elite aren’t immune to the brutal volatility of crypto markets. 📊 Key Takeaways: - Harvard bought the top of the BTC cycle and sold near the bottom of the recent correction. - ETH exposure was short-lived and ended in a complete liquidation. - This is a textbook case of emotional trading—even with institutional capital. 💡 The lesson? No one is too smart for market cycles. Timing matters, and panic selling locks in losses. Harvard’s balance sheet just learned that the hard way.