🚨 Harvard Continues Cutting Crypto ETF Exposure While Abu Dhabi Doubles Down on Bitcoin Fresh SEC 13F filings for Q1 2026 reveal a sharp divergence in institutional positioning around crypto ETFs. 🎓 Harvard’s endowment fund has reduced its $IBIT holdings by another 43%, bringing total exposure down to 3,044,612 shares worth approximately $117 million. This comes after the fund had already cut its position by 21% in Q4 2025. Even more notably, Harvard has now fully exited its $86.8 million position in BlackRock’s spot Ethereum ETF — a move that is drawing attention across institutional circles. Meanwhile, on the opposite side of the market: 🇦🇪 Abu Dhabi sovereign wealth fund Mubadala increased its $IBIT holdings to 14,721,917 shares, valued at roughly $566 million. That marks a significant increase from 12,702,323 shares held at the end of 2025. 📊 The contrast is becoming increasingly clear: • Some institutions are reducing crypto exposure amid uncertain market structure • Others continue aggressively accumulating Bitcoin through regulated ETF vehicles This is no longer just a retail-driven market. Institutional capital rotation is now becoming one of the biggest forces shaping long-term crypto liquidity. And right now, Bitcoin ETF positioning is revealing where conviction remains strongest. #BTC #Bitcoin #ETF #BlackRock #IBIT #ETH #Crypto #OKX