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Ivy League Money Buys Bitcoin And Ethereum: Dartmouth Discloses IBIT, ETH Mini Stakes

Dartmouth College, via its Trustees, disclosed new investments in cryptocurrency through its endowment. According to a Jan. 14 Form 13F filing, the Ivy League school held 201,531 shares of BlackRock’s iShares Bitcoin Trust ETF (IBIT) valued at over $10 million, and 178,148 shares of the Grayscale Ethereum Mini Trust worth $4.9 million as of Dec. 31, 2025. Combined, these crypto allocations represent roughly 3.8% of the $393 million in total holdings reported on the 13F. The filing indicates both positions were new, as they did not appear in the previous quarter’s report. This move follows similar crypto ETF investments by other endowments, including Brown University and Emory University, while Harvard Management Company reported a $442.9 million IBIT position in its latest filing.

bitcoinist01/15 18:32

Ivy League Money Buys Bitcoin And Ethereum: Dartmouth Discloses IBIT, ETH Mini Stakes

bitcoinist01/15 18:32

Fact Check: How Much Money Did the University of Chicago Really Lose in Cryptocurrency Trading?

Fact Check: Did the University of Chicago Lose Billions in Cryptocurrency Investments? A claim by Professor Zhao Dingxin suggested the University of Chicago lost over $6 billion in cryptocurrency investments, leading to budget cuts. However, the university’s official statement denies significant crypto losses, describing its crypto investments as "relatively small" and having doubled over five years. Financial reports show the university’s endowment ranged between $10.9–11.6 billion in recent years. A loss of $6 billion would require an implausibly large and risky allocation. More reliable sources, including the Stanford Daily, report actual crypto losses in the tens of millions—not billions. The university’s 2022 financial report indicated a drop in crypto holdings from $64 million to $45 million within a year, suggesting a loss of around $19 million. The university did experience a $1.5 billion total investment loss in FY2022, though it is unclear how much was related to crypto. Critics point to other major financial pressures, including $9.2 billion in debt from aggressive expansion and infrastructure projects. Administrative salaries also rose significantly during this period. In response to financial strain, the university is implementing budget cuts and plans to enroll more undergraduate students to increase revenue. The claim of a $6 billion crypto loss appears exaggerated and unsupported by official data.

marsbit01/15 04:52

Fact Check: How Much Money Did the University of Chicago Really Lose in Cryptocurrency Trading?

marsbit01/15 04:52

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