Harvard just made its loudest crypto call yet. And it is not bullish on ETH. Q1 13F filings dropped this week, and the world's largest university endowment completely exited its $87M Ethereum spot ETF position, the same one it built just one quarter earlier. It also cut its BlackRock IBIT stake by another 43%, down to 3.04M shares worth roughly $117M. That is the second straight quarter of BTC trimming after a 21% cut in Q4. Meanwhile, Abu Dhabi's Mubadala went the opposite direction. The sovereign fund raised its IBIT holdings 16% to 14.7M shares worth $566M. That is four consecutive quarters of accumulation since it first disclosed bitcoin exposure in late 2024. IBIT is now Mubadala's second-largest U.S. equity holding, behind only GlobalFoundries. The pattern is hard to ignore: · Sovereign wealth funds: still stacking BTC, quarter after quarter · Top university endowment: cutting BTC, dumping ETH entirely · ETH ETF flows: five straight months of outflows from Nov 2025 through Mar 2026, totaling over $2.8B out Harvard's Ethereum exit is particularly telling. It held the position for exactly one quarter before pulling the plug. That is not a strategic rotation. That is a conviction reversal. None of this means ETH is dead. April saw $356M flow back into ETH ETFs, breaking the streak. But when the biggest endowment in the world builds a position and abandons it within 90 days, it says something about how traditional allocators view the risk-reward. What is your read: is Harvard early to exit ETH, or are sovereign funds late to the BTC trade? #HarvardDumpsETHforBTC#SamsungLaborTalksCollapse