【比推每日新闻精选】哈佛大学Q2持有1.17亿美元的现货比特币ETF，投资额超谷歌母公司Alphabet；特朗普拟推动房利美与房地美年内 IPO，计划融资 300 亿美元；纳斯达克上市公司Trident Digital计划筹集 5 亿美元建立企业 XRP储备

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【哈佛大学Q2持有1.17亿美元的现货比特币ETF，投资额超谷歌母公司Alphabet】

比推消息，根据周五公布的文件，哈佛大学的投资组合在第二季度末持有价值1.17亿美元的贝莱德现货比特币ETF（IBIT）股份。这笔投资在哈佛大学的持仓中排名第五，超过了其在谷歌母公司Alphabet的投资（约1.14亿美元）。

该文件显示，哈佛大学管理公司（Harvard Management Co Inc.）最大的投资是微软，价值超过3.1亿美元。除了哈佛，机构投资者对加密货币的兴趣持续升温。密歇根州退休系统本周也报告称，截至第二季度末，其持有价值近1100万美元的ARK 21Shares比特币ETF。

【特朗普拟推动房利美与房地美年内 IPO，计划融资 300 亿美元】

比推消息，据《华尔街日报》消息，特朗普正筹备推动房利美（Fannie Mae）和房地美（Freddie Mac）于 2025 年内进行首次公开募股（IPO），计划融资 300 亿美元，估值目标为 5000 亿美元，或将成为史上最大规模的 IPO。

【纳斯达克上市公司Trident Digital计划筹集 5 亿美元建立企业 XRP储备】

比推消息，纳斯达克上市公司 Trident Digital Tech Holdings（TDTH）今日宣布，计划在多个非洲国家申请稳定币运营牌照，推进 RLUSD 在非洲市场的应用。该公司同时计划筹集 5 亿美元建立企业 XRP 储备库，加强与瑞波生态系统的整合。

公司目前正与各国监管机构、金融机构展开初步沟通，预计将于 2026 年年中在试点国家开展分阶段部署。

【特朗普确认很快将与普京会晤】

比推消息，美国总统特朗普当地时间周五宣布，他将很快与俄罗斯总统普京会面，会面地点将很快公布。“我将很快与普京总统会面。本来会更早，但不幸的是，我想人们必须做出安全安排。

【Joe McCann 主导的 Solana金库公司 SPAC 上市计划已终止】

比推消息，据 Blockworks 报道，Joe McCann 主导的 Solana 数字资产金库公司通过 SPAC 上市的计划已被叫停。该公司原计划通过与 Gores Holdings X 的 SPAC 合并募资最多 15 亿美元，并由 McCann 担任联合创始人兼 CEO 。知情人士称，当前交易取消原因未披露，后续或将寻求其他上市路径。此前，McCann 旗下对冲基金 Asymmetric 有 LP 披露年内亏损近 80%。

此前消息，新 Solana 财库公司 Accelerate 拟募集 15 亿美元资金， JoeMcCann 将出任 CEO 。

【Bitwise CIO：401(k)配置加密将彻底改变市场，其结果是更高的回报和更低的波动性】

比推消息，根据美国投资公司协会和美联储的数据，截至 2025 年第一季度，美国退休资产总额达 43.4 万亿美元。固定缴款计划（包括 8.7 万亿美元的 401(k) 计划）占比超过 12 万亿美元。

Bitwise 首席投资官 Matt Hougan 表示，这一变化可能会通过引入缓慢、稳定、一致的退休金投入机制，从而改变加密货币市场。其结果是更高的回报和更低的波动性。

0G Labs 联合创始人兼首席执行官 Michael Heinrich 则提醒称，（这一法令）如果做得好，这可能会为比特币和其他合规资产释放数万亿美元的退休资金。如果做得不好，则有可能引发政治和金融方面的反弹。哪些代币符合资格、如何处理保管以及将采取哪些保护措施等细节至关重要。

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