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Harvard dumps ether ETF as Abu Dhabi sovereign fund keeps adding to bitcoin positions
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Friday marked the deadline for institutional investment managers to disclose their latest first-quarter equity holdings with the SEC, giving them a glimpse at how sovereign funds, universities, and banks adjusted crypto ETF exposure.
Key facts
- Dartmouth College reported owning 201,531 shares of IBIT valued at a little over $9 million, unchanged from the prior quarter, and rotated its ether ETF exposure from the Grayscale Ethereum Mini
- ADIC's first-quarter 13F shows 8,218,712 IBIT shares worth $315.8 million as of March 31, the same share count its subsidiary Al Warda Investments reported at year-end
- Among the largest holders is the Abu Dhabi sovereign wealth fund Mubadala, which increased its position in BlackRock’s iShares Bitcoin Trust ETF, ticker symbol IBIT, from 12,702,323 shares previously
- The endowment reported 3,044,612 IBIT shares as of March 31, worth roughly $117 million
Summary
Among the largest holders is the Abu Dhabi sovereign wealth fund Mubadala, which increased its position in BlackRock’s iShares Bitcoin Trust ETF, ticker symbol IBIT, from 12,702,323 shares previously to 14,721,917 shares as of March 31. The Mubadala-owned Abu Dhabi Investment Council kept its IBIT position flat. The filing also swapped reporting roles between the two entities. Several university endowments reported mostly holding steady on their crypto ETF exposure.