As ACNNewsWire reveals about Quantum Solutions, it has declared that it plans to open a Bitcoin treasury. The Japanese listed corporation intends to purchase 3000 BTC in a span of one year as it seeks to clinch the position of the biggest earner of Bitcoin in Japan. The buying will commence with a ten-million-dollar investment by Integrated Asset Management (Asia) Limited. Quantum Solutions considers BTC as a long-term and strategic reserve tool.
Japan To Join Global Bitcoin Hoarding Spree?
There has been a significant rise in corporate Bitcoin (BTC) investments over the last year. Public companies seem to be hoarding BTC as a strategic reserve. The pivot towards digital currencies is fairly new. The shift could be traced to the US SEC approving 11 spot BTC ETFs in 2024. The move opened the doors for financial giants to enter the digital currency race. BlackRock, the world’s largest asset manager, has highlighted BTC’s potential as a global currency on multiple occasions.
Quantum Solutions’ latest BTC accumulation plan aligns with the global paradigm shift. BTC’s recent rally to a new all-time high was also likely due to increased inflows from ETF products and corporate purchases.
The bullish developments have undoubtedly led to quite a rally over the last few weeks. The crypto market seems to be facing a correction today, July 24, 2025. Bitcoin (BTC) faced a dip to the $117,000 level earlier today, but has since made some gains. According to CoinGecko’s BTC data, the original crypto is up 0.3% in the daily charts, 6.8% in the 14-day charts, 12.8% in the monthly charts, and 78.8% since July 2024. The asset continues to show a 0.2% correction in the weekly charts.
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There is a chance that Bitcoin (BTC) could fall to the $110,000 level. BTC seems to have a supply gap at the $110,000 price point. Spot BTC ETFs have seen $85.8 million in outflows over the last 24 hours. The development could spark concern among investors. The asset could face another correction if demand falls.