Bitcoin trades near $96K while short-term momentum looks weak. Harvard boosts IBIT from $117M to $443M in one quarter. Institutions and sovereign funds keep buying more Bitcoin. Bitcoin slipped to around $96,000, down roughly 1.5% in the last 24 hours, as the broader crypto and stock markets pulled back. Analysts say the latest dip aligns with weakness in tech stocks, which reacted negatively to concerns that Donald Trump’s proposed tariff changes could increase the risk of stagflation — a mix of slow economic growth and high inflation. However, despite the short-term price drop, one major development has caught the market’s attention. Harvard University has significantly increased its Bitcoin exposure through ETFs. Harvard Triples Its Bitcoin ETF Holdings A new regulatory filing revealed that Harvard now owns 6.8 million IBIT shares worth approximately… Read The Full Article Harvard Triples Bitcoin Exposure as Price Falls Near $96K On Coin Edition .