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Harvard’s endowment held roughly 3 million IBIT shares through the second quarter, cementing its place among the largest university holders of a spot Bitcoin ETF.

Bitcoin is down 28% this year and trades 35% below its January high of $97,860, while XRP is down 46% and trades 58% below its own peak of $2.41.

July’s consumer inflation cooled to 3.4% on August 12, and producer prices came in unchanged the next day against the 0.2% rise economists expected. Cooling inflation gives the Federal Reserve room to stop raising rates, and cheaper money is what usually sends the Bitcoin price higher.

Bitcoin’s (CRYPTO: $BTC) price was trading at $62,800 U.S. on Aug. 14 as the market finds itself in the midst of the summer doldrums. 

Morgan Stanley and JPMorgan increased their exposure tocryptocurrency ETFs in the second quarter, with both banks adding to their Bitcoin and Ethereum positions despite a volatile period for digital assets

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The Better Traders read for August 13 starts with confirmed support losses in Bitcoin and TOTALES, but preserves the next confirmation still pending: neither chart has yet completed the decisive daily Cloud break described in themained largely calm after CPI, metals are stretched, and individual ALTs range from conditional strength to confirmed strong-bearish states

Scott Melker breaks down the latest crypto headlines, including why Tether (USDT-USD) is loading up on gold, Goldman Sachs’ (GS) move into bitcoin (BTC-USD) ETFs from NEOS, and why bitcoin barely budged after the latest PPI data came in largely in line with expectations.

Leading cryptocurrencies fell, even as stocks rallied on Wednesday as investors weighed the latest consumer inflation numbers that came in line with expectations.

In December 2025, DigitalMint launched 17 Bitcoin teller windows across Iowa, Davenport included, letting people swap US dollars for Bitcoin at a staffed counter, much like an old-fashioned bank teller. That’s not a headline from Silicon Valley. That’s our side of the river.