Jane Street Slashes Bitcoin ETF Holdings by 71%: Is TradFi Rally Cooling?

A sharp reversal saw bitcoin funds snap a six-week inflow streak, recording $1 billion in net outflows. Ether products also remained under pressure, while XRP and solana ETFs emerged as relative bright spots, continuing to attract fresh institutional capital. Franklin and Bitwise Drive XRP ETF Gains as Bitcoin Sentiment Weakens The mood in digital asset […]

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Harvard cuts IBIT stake by 43% to $117M and exits $86.8M Ether ETF, while Mubadala raises IBIT holdings to $565.6M. Harvard University’s endowment reduced its crypto ETF exposure in Q1 2026, according to the provided SEC 13F filing details. The fund cut its BlackRock Bitcoin ETF stake by 43% and fully exited its Ethereum ETF […] The post Harvard Endowment Slashes Bitcoin ETF by 43% and Exits Ethereum ETF appeared first on Live Bitcoin News.

The post Harvard Dumps Its Ethereum and Bitcoin ETF Investment appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. Harvard University’s endowment cut its position in BlackRock’s spot Bitcoin (BTC) ETF by roughly 43% during the first quarter of 2026 and fully exited the firm’s spot Ethereum (ETH) fund, a fresh regulatory filing shows. The retreat surfaced in the latest 13F filings. Abu Dhabi’s Mubadala moved the opposite way, lifting its IBIT stake 16% to roughly $566 million. Harvard’s Crypto Bet Didn’t Age Well Harvard Management Company held 3,044,612 shares of the iShares Bitcoin Trust (IBIT) as of March 31, worth about $117 million. That figure appears in the Q1 2026 13F filings on the SEC EDGAR website. Harvard’s IBIT Holdings. Source: Q1 2026 13F filings on SEC EDGAR The total marks a 43% reduction from the prior quarter and a sharp pullback from the position’s peak. The endowment first disclosed IBIT exposure in mid-2025, when it bought roughly 1.9 million shares for about $117 million. It the

Abu Dhabi’s Mubadala Investment Company raised its stake in Blackrock’s Ishares bitcoin ETF by 16% in Q1 2026, disclosing ownership of 14.7 million shares valued at $565.6 million. Quarter by Quarter Mubadala’s bitcoin ETF exposure has grown in every reporting period since it first appeared in disclosures. The fund entered in Q4 2024 with a […]

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For long, Bitcoin has remained the major target for institutional investors, but lately Ethereum is turning up strongly on their radars too. Many companies have begun to accumulate the leading altcoin at a significant rate, with some even dumping a portion of their Bitcoin holdings to buy more ETH. Jane Street Shows Interest In Ethereum […]

The post Blackrock Drives Bitcoin ETF Recovery as Trading Volume Surges to $2.76B appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. Key Takeaways Bitcoin ETFs added $131.31M as Blackrock IBIT drew $144.10M in fresh inflows. Ether ETFs lost $5.65M for a 4th day, with Blackrock ETHA leading withdrawals. XRP gained $18.25M, and Solana gained $6.51M as altcoin ETF demand remained resilient. XRP ETFs Attract $18M as Regulatory Optimism Fuels Investor Demand A calmer tone returned to crypto ETF markets, though the recovery was uneven. Bitcoin funds regained momentum as large institutional buyers stepped back in, helping stabilize sentiment after a sharp selloff earlier in the week. Spot bitcoin ETFs recorded net inflows of $131.31 million, supported by broad market participation. Six funds ended the day in positive territory, outweighing losses from four others. Blackrock’s IBIT once again dominated flows, attracting $144.10 million in fresh capital and reinforcing its position as the market’s primary in