Beat Holdings Quintuples Bitcoin ETF Investment to $34 Million Amid Institutional Surge
Tokyo-listed Beat Holdings has significantly increased its Bitcoin ETF investment cap to $34 million, reflecting growing institutional confidence in digital assets. The firm has already allocated $6.8 million to iShares Bitcoin Trust, signaling strong bullish momentum in the crypto market.
Beat Holdings Quintuples Bitcoin ETF Investment Cap to $34 Million
Tokyo-listed Beat Holdings has aggressively expanded its cryptocurrency exposure, raising its Bitcoin and ETF investment ceiling fivefold to ¥5 billion ($34 million). The financial firm’s board approved the strategic shift to capitalize on favorable macroeconomic trends and surging institutional interest in digital assets.
The company has already deployed ¥1 billion ($6.8 million) into iShares bitcoin Trust shares. To fund additional purchases, Beat Holdings drew $2.8 million from existing credit facilities. This move signals growing corporate confidence in Bitcoin’s long-term value proposition as institutional adoption accelerates.
US-China Tariff Deal Fuels Bitcoin Price Rally —Is $170K the Next Target?
Bitcoin’s resurgence dominates market chatter as it flirts with all-time highs NEAR $104,000, a mere 5% shy of its $109,350 peak. The rally accelerates amid improved US-China trade relations, consistent ETF inflows, and softening inflation expectations. A 10% weekly rebound from April’s $75,000 lows demonstrates renewed bullish conviction.
The Geneva trade accord between Washington and Beijing serves as catalyst, with Treasury Secretary Bessent confirming tariff reductions. Market sentiment brightens as macroeconomic headwinds fade, though volatility persists. Traders now eye the psychologically significant $170,000 threshold as institutional participation deepens.
Spot Bitcoin ETFs Extend Inflow Streak to Three Weeks with $5.8 Billion
U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs continue their bullish momentum, attracting $921 million in inflows during the week of May 5-9. This marks the third consecutive week of robust demand, bringing the total inflows to nearly $5.8 billion. Investor sentiment appears bolstered by easing geopolitical tensions, including a U.S. trade deal and signals of improved relations with China.
BlackRock’s IBIT dominates the landscape, securing over $1 billion last week alone. The fund’s 19-day inflow streak—the longest of any spot Bitcoin ETF this year—has swelled its assets by more than $5 billion. Fidelity’s FBTC and ARK 21Shares’ ARKB also contributed, though with smaller inflows.
Bitcoin Nears All-Time High Amid US-China Trade Progress
Bitcoin surged 1.7% in early Monday trading, reaching $105,705—just 4% below its January all-time high of $109,356. The MOVE follows a month of sideways action, reigniting bullish momentum.
The rally coincides with confirmed progress in US-China trade talks. Both nations agreed to a 90-day tariff pause, with mutual reductions totaling 115%. Market sentiment appears to be interpreting the geopolitical thaw as risk-on fuel for crypto assets.
Bitcoin Price Prediction 2025: PlanB Says $400K Is Within Reach
Bitcoin surged to $104,900 over the weekend, nearing its all-time high after Donald Trump’s announcement of progress in U.S.-China trade talks. The optimistic sentiment fueled a market-wide rally, reinforcing bullish momentum for BTC.
Crypto analyst PlanB interprets Bitcoin’s V-shaped recovery from $82,000 in late March to over $104,000 as evidence of an enduring bull market. Contrary to bearish speculations, PlanB argues the current cycle is merely entering its next phase—flatter but longer, with significant upside potential.
The analyst’s $400,000 price target for 2025 gains credibility as institutional confidence grows alongside macroeconomic developments. Market structure now resembles early-stage bull runs rather than bear market rebounds.
