Harvard University disclosed its latest Q2 portfolio holdings to the SEC today, showing a staggering 132% increase in total value, jumping from $1.8 billion to $4.2 billion. The main reason? A massive $2.2 billion addition in SpaceX, which now accounts for over half of its portfolio. All these shares come from early low-price private equity rounds, and Harvard has been a long-term LP of Founders Fund. Founders Fund started investing in SpaceX way back in 2008, so Harvard’s SpaceX holdings have multiplied dozens of times. Those few hundred million losses in $BTC and $ETH? Just pocket change—SpaceX made it all back in one go . Alright, back to what everyone cares about most: crypto. After a round of chasing highs and panic selling, Harvard’s $BTC position remains unchanged compared to last quarter. They’re stuck in that awkward spot of not daring to add more but also unwilling to sell. As for $ETH, after completely liquidating last time, they still haven’t bought back in. Looks like they’re still feeling the pain—being an ETH warrior isn’t easy!