PANews reported on November 16th that, according to Decrypt, based on its 13F filing with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), as of September 30th, Brown University (one of the eight prestigious Ivy League schools) held $13.8 million worth of IBIT stock; Emory University (a candidate to be included in Forbes' 2024 list of "New Private Ivy League Schools") held 1,023,417 shares of the Grayscale Bitcoin Mini Trust, worth approximately $51.82 million, a significant increase from nearly half of its holdings in the previous quarter. Emory University also disclosed holding 4,450 shares of the iShares Bitcoin Trust, worth approximately $289,000.PANews reported on November 16th that, according to Decrypt, based on its 13F filing with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), as of September 30th, Brown University (one of the eight prestigious Ivy League schools) held $13.8 million worth of IBIT stock; Emory University (a candidate to be included in Forbes' 2024 list of "New Private Ivy League Schools") held 1,023,417 shares of the Grayscale Bitcoin Mini Trust, worth approximately $51.82 million, a significant increase from nearly half of its holdings in the previous quarter. Emory University also disclosed holding 4,450 shares of the iShares Bitcoin Trust, worth approximately $289,000.

Brown University and Emory University hold $13.8 million in IBIT and $51.82 million in Grayscale BTC Mini Trust, respectively.

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PANews reported on November 16th that, according to Decrypt, based on its 13F filing with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), as of September 30th, Brown University (one of the eight prestigious Ivy League schools) held $13.8 million worth of IBIT stock; Emory University (a candidate to be included in Forbes' 2024 list of "New Private Ivy League Schools") held 1,023,417 shares of the Grayscale Bitcoin Mini Trust, worth approximately $51.82 million, a significant increase from nearly half of its holdings in the previous quarter. Emory University also disclosed holding 4,450 shares of the iShares Bitcoin Trust, worth approximately $289,000.

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