The post U.S. Universities Increase Holdings in Bitcoin ETFs appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. Key Points: Brown and Emory University increased Bitcoin ETF holdings dramatically. Over $65 million Bitcoin investment by two universities. Increased institutional participation in digital assets markets. On September 30, Brown and Emory Universities disclosed substantial Bitcoin ETF holdings, with Brown holding $13.8 million of IBIT and Emory amassing $51.82 million in Grayscale Bitcoin Trust. These investments signify increased institutional adoption of Bitcoin, underscoring its growing acceptance within higher education endowments and potentially influencing broader market dynamics. Universities Allocate $65 Million in Bitcoin ETFs Brown University allocated approximately $13.8 million to BlackRock’s iShares Bitcoin Trust (IBIT), while Emory University increased its position in Grayscale Bitcoin Trust to over $51.82 million and added 4,450 IBIT shares, reflecting a strong institutional inclination toward cryptocurrency-based investments. The universities’ enhanced Bitcoin engagement suggests increasing confidence in digital assets as viable investment vehicles. Emory University’s CIO, Srinivas Pulavarti, stated: “There are some risks with doing it yourself. Whereas if you use a company like Grayscale or BlackRock to do it for you… it’s unlikely that they’re going to steal your money because they’re well known.” Market analysts, like Bloomberg’s Eric Balchunas, emphasize that such high-profile institutional involvement in Bitcoin ETFs indicates a significant step toward wider acceptance across traditional financial sectors. He described it as a “watershed moment” for institutional adoption, potentially boosting market credibility. Analysts Forecast Market Impact and Regulatory Changes Did you know? Institutional interest from prominent universities, like Emory and Brown, in Bitcoin ETFs mirrors prior financial organizations’ ventures into digital assets, marking a broader acceptance baseline not seen before 2025. According to CoinMarketCap, Bitcoin (BTC) currently trades at $95,157.12, with a market cap of $1.90 trillion and maintaining a dominance of 58.72%. Its 24-hour trading volume is down by 69.27% to $34.77 billion. Over the last three months, BTC’s price has decreased… The post U.S. Universities Increase Holdings in Bitcoin ETFs appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. Key Points: Brown and Emory University increased Bitcoin ETF holdings dramatically. Over $65 million Bitcoin investment by two universities. Increased institutional participation in digital assets markets. On September 30, Brown and Emory Universities disclosed substantial Bitcoin ETF holdings, with Brown holding $13.8 million of IBIT and Emory amassing $51.82 million in Grayscale Bitcoin Trust. These investments signify increased institutional adoption of Bitcoin, underscoring its growing acceptance within higher education endowments and potentially influencing broader market dynamics. Universities Allocate $65 Million in Bitcoin ETFs Brown University allocated approximately $13.8 million to BlackRock’s iShares Bitcoin Trust (IBIT), while Emory University increased its position in Grayscale Bitcoin Trust to over $51.82 million and added 4,450 IBIT shares, reflecting a strong institutional inclination toward cryptocurrency-based investments. The universities’ enhanced Bitcoin engagement suggests increasing confidence in digital assets as viable investment vehicles. Emory University’s CIO, Srinivas Pulavarti, stated: “There are some risks with doing it yourself. Whereas if you use a company like Grayscale or BlackRock to do it for you… it’s unlikely that they’re going to steal your money because they’re well known.” Market analysts, like Bloomberg’s Eric Balchunas, emphasize that such high-profile institutional involvement in Bitcoin ETFs indicates a significant step toward wider acceptance across traditional financial sectors. He described it as a “watershed moment” for institutional adoption, potentially boosting market credibility. Analysts Forecast Market Impact and Regulatory Changes Did you know? Institutional interest from prominent universities, like Emory and Brown, in Bitcoin ETFs mirrors prior financial organizations’ ventures into digital assets, marking a broader acceptance baseline not seen before 2025. According to CoinMarketCap, Bitcoin (BTC) currently trades at $95,157.12, with a market cap of $1.90 trillion and maintaining a dominance of 58.72%. Its 24-hour trading volume is down by 69.27% to $34.77 billion. Over the last three months, BTC’s price has decreased…