Japanese financial company Beat Holdings has raised its Bitcoin and ETF investment ceiling to $34 million and drawn $2.8 million from a credit facility to support additional purchases. Beat Holdings, a Tokyo-listed company, just bumped up its Bitcoin (BTC) and…

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BitGo has secured a MiCA license from BaFin, enabling it to offer regulated 
crypto services across the European Union. Cryptocurrency custodian BitGo has 
received a Markets in Crypto-Assets Regulation — also known as MiCA — license 
from Germany&#8217;s Federal Financial…

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GOAT rallied to as high as 71% today after it secured a listing on Binance 
Alpha, paving the way for a potential future listing on the main exchange. 
According to data from crypto.news, Solana-based memecoin Goatseus Maximus 
(GOAT) soared to…

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With a new VARA license, HashKey Global MENA now wants to serve UAE clients 
with crypto trading, OTC services, and AED/USD onramps via Standard Chartered. 
HashKey Group has received a crypto license from Dubai&#8217;s local regulator 
Virtual Assets Regulatory Authority,…

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Moo Deng crypto has skyrocketed by more than 114% following its recent listing 
on Binance Alpha. The meme coin has been on an ongoing rally since mid-May 
with a spike in futures open interest. According to data on crypto.news, the…

Moo Deng crypto surges over 114% after Binance Alpha listing

Bitcoin&#8217;s price has surged some 25% since April 2, even as the big stock 
indexes declined. The digital currency broke through $104,000 by May 12. 
Traditional markets such as the S&amp;P 500 were in the red simultaneously. Based 
on market data, Bitcoin&#8217;s resilience has stood out in the face of sell-offs 
and tariff negotiations. Related Reading: Bitcoin’s Grip Loosens: Market 
Expert Says Dominance Has Hit Its Ceiling Bitcoin Outpaces Stocks According to 
reports, the S&amp;P 500 declined almost 1% during April, but Bitcoin rose. Other 
financial markets experienced losses during the same weeks. Bitcoin&#8217;s increase 
was made while traders considered concerns over escalating tariffs. The 
world&#8217;s most sought-after crypto asset was seen by some as a means to avoid 
fees on foreign trade. However, there is no evidence that any country utilized 
crypto to avoid tariffs. Settlements Via Bitcoin Based on examination by 
crypto expert Daan Crypto Trades, there was speculation that countries could 
bring trade settlements to Bitcoin. The concept gained traction since BTC 
stood firm even when supply chains and markets were in trouble. $BTC Has 
outperformed stocks since &#8220;Liberation&#8221; / Tariff Day on the 2nd of April. It 
held up incredibly strong during a sharp sell off on stocks in April. It then 
also proceeded to outperform as the markets bounced and tariffs were 
implemented. Back then people were wondering… pic.twitter.com/gfvfH80TVP — 
Daan Crypto Trades (@DaanCrypto) May 11, 2025 Nevertheless, experts note that 
big on-chain transactions are out there in the open. Regulators would catch 
any large cross-border payments made in crypto. There has not been a reported 
case of governments turning to Bitcoin in order to sidestep duties. Testing 
Key Resistance Levels According to chart analysis by Rose Premium Signals, 
Bitcoin is currently testing a crucial barrier at $105,000. If BTC breaks down 
there, it might retreat into the $100,000 zone. Some pattern observers claim 
an Inverse Head &amp; Shoulders configuration could develop. 💰 $BTC Market 
Update#Bitcoin is currently testing the Weekly Supply Zone around $105,000 👀 🧠 
The most likely scenario is a rejection from this level, leading to the 
formation of an Inverse Head &amp; Shoulders pattern — a setup that could create 
space for a mini #altseason 📈… pic.twitter.com/aLSPi5qhuq — Rose Premium 
Signals 🌹 (@VipRoseTr) May 11, 2025 That pattern requires two distinct 
shoulders and a lower trough in the middle. Currently, the swings have been 
unbalanced, muddying the image. A rejection might be followed by a brief 
period of altcoin accumulation before Bitcoin takes off again where it left 
off. Related Reading: New XRP Rally Incoming? Analyst Believes This Cycle Is 
Unique Long-Term Outlook Stable As per market observers, most investors will 
be looking to purchase dips if Bitcoin breaks resistance. They add that higher 
prices will put the limelight on pullbacks. Dips provided entry points during 
previous rallies. But Bitcoin&#8217;s extensive runs persist for several months, not 
days. Risks are still seen by traders: potential rate increases, regulations 
on crypto, and fresh tokens competing for attention. Meanwhile, increasing ETF 
flows and fortified wallets reassure others. Based on accounts of US–China 
trade negotiations, any agreement would reduce some tension. But there are 
drivers of Bitcoin&#8217;s price that are independent of global tariffs. Monetary 
actions, large investors, and sentiment drive big moves. If BTC continues to 
outrun stocks, it might solidify itself as an alternative in global markets. 
In the meantime, traders are waiting for the next direction at those important 
levels near $105,000. Featured image from Unsplash, chart from TradingView