Bitcoin's market capitalization has reached $2.4 trillion, representing 1.7% of the total global money supply, which is valued at approximately $138 trillion. Despite this growth, Bitcoin still constitutes a relatively small portion of global assets compared to other asset classes such as real estate, which accounts for 37%, and gold at 2.2%. Industry experts, including Bitwise CIO Matt Hougan, suggest that Bitcoin's adoption is still in its early stages, indicating potential for a tenfold increase before it becomes a mainstream asset. The cryptocurrency is also viewed as a potential disruptor to traditional asset classes like real estate, bonds, and gold.
"Bitcoin still has a 10x until you are no longer early." - Bitwise CIO Matt Hougan https://t.co/Kb3VBUBCze
With a market cap of $2.4 trillion, Bitcoin is now 1.7% of global money. https://t.co/JNxnXmOXIp
🔥 INSIGHT: Bitcoin is only 1.7% of the total global money supply. https://t.co/bXVoxI4UvC