Leading American universities, including Harvard, Yale, and Stanford, have significantly increased their investments in Bitcoin funds. According to the SEC, the assets of their endowment funds, which exceed $100 billion, now include over $2 billion in Bitcoin ETFs, such as BlackRock’s iShares Bitcoin Trust. This move reflects the growing trust in cryptocurrencies as an asset class among institutional investors.
Experts explain this as a desire to diversify portfolios and protect against inflation, considering the stable growth of Bitcoin to $70,000 by 2025. Universities are also collaborating with specialized funds, such as Grayscale, to minimize risks. This trend is supported by statements from the Trump administration promoting crypto innovation.
However, analysts warn of volatility and regulatory risks. Some institutions plan to allocate up to 5% of their endowments to crypto assets, which may become a new standard for higher education. These investments signal the recognition of Bitcoin as a legitimate financial instrument.
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