According to @rovercrc, Harvard purchased $116 million worth of Bitcoin at an average price of $116,000 per BTC, but the post offers no supporting documents or official confirmation. Source: @rovercrc on X. Based on the figures cited in the post, the alleged buy equals roughly 1,000 BTC, a size that could be impactful for near-term order-book liquidity if verified. Source: @rovercrc on X. For trading, consider waiting for confirmation via an official statement from Harvard Management Company or other verifiable disclosures before repositioning; in the interim, monitor BTC spot–perpetual basis, funding rates, options skew, and exchange netflows around the $116,000 area for evidence of sustained institutional demand. Source: @rovercrc on X (post does not include documentation).

According to @BTC_Archive, an Aug 9, 2025 post on X claims Harvard purchased $116M of Bitcoin (BTC) at a price of $116K per coin. Source: @BTC_Archive on X, Aug 9, 2025. The post does not include transaction records, on-chain evidence, custodian attestations, or an official statement from Harvard Management Company (HMC) to verify the claim. Source: @BTC_Archive post content. No corroborating announcement is cited in the post from Harvard, HMC, or a third-party custodian, so the information remains unverified at the time of posting. Source: @BTC_Archive post content. Traders should seek confirmation via Harvard Management Company’s official releases or audited reports before making allocation decisions tied to this headline. Source: Harvard Management Company public disclosures and annual reports as the institution’s official communication channels.