Brown University Bets Big on Bitcoin ETF—Wall Street’s Latest ’Safe’ Gambling Chip
Ivy League money joins the crypto gold rush as Brown quietly loads up on spot Bitcoin ETFs. Because nothing says ’prudent endowment management’ like chasing the asset that drops 20% before lunch.
Wall Street’s institutional stampede into crypto just got another elite backer. Brown University’s endowment—ranked among the top 20 richest—has quietly added Bitcoin ETF exposure, according to insider sources. The move follows Yale and Harvard’s earlier crypto dabblings.
Funny how these ivory tower portfolios suddenly love volatility after a decade of mocking crypto ’degenerates.’ Now watch every pension fund manager cite Brown’s move while pretending they understand UTXOs.
Bitcoin Sell-Off Risk Grows as Price Nears $100K Profit Zone
BlackRock, the world’s largest asset manager, played a pivotal role in getting spot Bitcoin ETFs approved after years of SEC rejections. The momentum has now attracted interest from a wide range of institutions. University endowments, state pension funds like the Wisconsin Investment Board, and Wall Street firms such as Jane Street are among those now holding shares of Bitcoin ETFs.
This gradual adoption by traditional finance and academia signals a shift in how digital assets are being perceived — not just as speculative tools, but as viable components of modern investment portfolios.
