Recently, institutional investors have maintained a strong enthusiasm for the crypto assets market. The Swedish listed company H100 Group has increased its holdings by 117.93 Bitcoins, bringing its total open interest to 628.22. This move reflects the growing confidence of institutional investors in Bitcoin.

At the same time, we have observed that several listed companies are actively increasing their Holdings in Bitcoin. For example, Matador raised $100 million to purchase Bitcoin, and Hilbert also secured $15.8 million for additional Holdings. This large-scale institutional buying behavior seems to indicate that a wave of 'fear of missing out' (FOMO) is spreading among institutional investors.

It is worth noting that the recent tariff threats posed by Trump may have triggered a new wave of risk aversion, which has somewhat pushed up the price of Bitcoin. However, the phenomenon of Ethereum's price dropping below $3600 has raised concerns in the market, possibly indicating that other alternative coins may face a risk of correction.

Overall, the current crypto assets market presents a complex situation with institutional investors actively entering, Bitcoin strengthening, but other cryptocurrencies potentially facing pressure. Investors need to closely monitor market trends and weigh risks against opportunities.