What to do with 100k liquid cash while in uni?

Go forth and explore, but I would suggest keeping about 50% in low risk items. then again, it's an opinion. Only after you explore and go through the ups and downs then you can decide which is best.

If aint broken, why fix it.

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Continue to invest in that 100K, doubled and trebled it in 10 years time.

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Funnily enough, its only wnen you out yourself in a good financial position, one start to magnifiy other non-financial issues

As an undergraduate myself, i would say that if you have a startup idea that is compelling enough and there is a product market fit, then there's no harm in trying out the idea. This is because the opportunity cost of trying an idea is not that bad yet, because if all else fails, you are still a student. Compared to let's say a working professional, the opportunity cost could mean a full time job etc.

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However, that being said, i would also think that growing the current 100k to something bigger could be something that you could think of too. (via investing)

With 100k at 23, you are way ahead of most of your peers, and have a good chance in compounding this 100k to something bigger.

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Another way of looking at it, you could choose to grow this 100k first to something bigger before venturing out something on your own.

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Of course, try to enjoy uni life as much as possible too!

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At the end of the day, it's up to you and what you want, so you really have to decide for yourself.

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Disclaimer: Please do carry out your own due diligence before doing anything. This is just my opinion and not a recommendation to do anything. I am not a certified financial advisor.

I do not have investing-related advice for you but I would say set aside some money to do things that you enjoy with your uni friends. As an undergrad myself, I believe that the 4 years in university is the last chance for us to have fun and build lasting friendships :)