Harvard Management Company, responsible for the university $50 billion donation$116 million in jobs disclosed in BlackRock’s iShares Bitcoin Trust (go) In the latest Quarterly Documents With the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC).
The shares reportedly reported on Friday in Form 13-F, and as of June 30, 2025, the shares represent one of the largest known bitcoin allocations from the U.S. University Endowment Foundation. Launched last January, IBIT is a spot Bitcoin exchange fund that allows investors to gain exposure to cryptocurrencies without holding them directly.
The position lists the university as an increasing number of institutional investors (from hedge funds to pension systems), adding regulated bitcoin products to their portfolios.
Disclosure As total assets of Bitcoin ETFs across the United States climb to Billions Driven by retail inflows and large-scale institutional allocation. For donations, the ETF structure provides daily liquidity and SEC oversight, which can help meet governance and compliance requirements for alternative investments.
Harvard has not made any further comments on filing.
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