Harvard Cuts Bitcoin ETF Holdings, Adds $87 Million Ether Investment

The most relevant source, a report from a reputable financial news outlet citing official investment disclosures, describes Harvard University's investment manager acquiring approximately 3.87 million units of an Ether-related ETF and adjusting previous crypto-related holdings. This aligns with the claim that Harvard reduced its Bitcoin ETF exposure while adding a significant Ether investment, roughly corresponding to the stated $87 million figure. Supporting sources with higher authority, such as the financial news outlet, directly relate to Harvard's actions, whereas the other materials provide general market context or are too indirect to verify the specifics. There are no credible contradictions indicating that Harvard did not make this Ether investment. However, because only one mainly direct source confirms this and some numbers (like the exact $87 million figure) appear based on secondary interpretation rather than official filings, the confidence is moderate rather than high. Overall, the balance of credible evidence indicates the reported shift toward Ether ETFs is accurate, but further confirmation from institutional filings would raise certainty.