Bitcoin has attracted renewed optimism after Mike Alfred, a well-known investor, predicted its price could reach $315,000. His forecast comes as Harvard University significantly increased its Bitcoin exposure in the third quarter. This shift, revealed by Bitwise Investment CIO Matt Hougan, highlights the growing confidence in Bitcoin as a hedge against inflation, even over traditional assets like gold.
Harvard University has expanded its Bitcoin investments, moving from $117 million to $443 million in Q3. This large increase signals the institution’s growing belief in Bitcoin’s long-term potential. Hougan noted that Harvard now holds more Bitcoin than gold, signaling a preference for digital assets.
The increase in Bitcoin allocation reflects a broader trend among institutional investors. Harvard has also increased its gold ETF holdings, from $102 million to $235 million. However, Bitcoin now holds a dominant position in the university’s portfolio, with a two-to-one ratio over gold.
Mike Alfred, a prominent tech investor, praised Harvard’s move as a clear indication of the asset’s value.
His comments align with a growing institutional shift towards Bitcoin as a store of value.
Mike Alfred’s latest prediction for Bitcoin’s price is $315,000, an increase from his previous target of $200,000. In a series of posts, Alfred emphasized that Bitcoin is entering a new phase of a bull market. He believes that the current market cycle marks the beginning of a “stage 1 uptrend.”
Alfred remains bullish on Bitcoin, stating, “I don’t think we will be seeing new lows this cycle.” His long positions reflect his optimism about Bitcoin’s future price movement. Alfred also predicted a massive liquidity influx, suggesting that Bitcoin’s value could surge rapidly.
His positive outlook follows the growing trend of institutional adoption. As Harvard University continues to increase its Bitcoin exposure, more investors are watching the asset closely. Bitcoin’s role in institutional portfolios has solidified as a key hedge against economic uncertainty.
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