Bitcoin surpassed both Meta and Silver in market capitalization, setting its sights on Google's Alphabet. As it ascends the ranks of the world's most valuable assets, Bitcoin has now overtaken silver to claim the eighth position. During the morning hours of U.S. trading, Bitcoin's valuation reached an all-time high of over $72,000, resulting in a market cap of $1.42 trillion, surpassing silver's $1.387 trillion, as reported by CompaniesMarketCap.
In the course of this notable bull run, Bitcoin had previously outpaced Meta's market cap (formerly known as Facebook), which currently stands at $1.2 trillion. The next target for Bitcoin is Alphabet, the parent company of Google, ranking as the seventh most valuable global asset with a current valuation just under $1.7 trillion.
Looking forward, some optimistic Bitcoin enthusiasts have their eyes set on surpassing the market cap of gold, the world's most valuable asset, which stands at $14.7 trillion. Achieving this would require Bitcoin's value to increase more than tenfold, exceeding $720,000 per token.
In the course of this notable bull run, Bitcoin had previously outpaced Meta's market cap (formerly known as Facebook), which currently stands at $1.2 trillion. The next target for Bitcoin is Alphabet, the parent company of Google, ranking as the seventh most valuable global asset with a current valuation just under $1.7 trillion.
Looking forward, some optimistic Bitcoin enthusiasts have their eyes set on surpassing the market cap of gold, the world's most valuable asset, which stands at $14.7 trillion. Achieving this would require Bitcoin's value to increase more than tenfold, exceeding $720,000 per token.