
Bitcoin has surpassed both Google and Amazon to become the fifth-largest asset globally by market capitalization. This milestone places Bitcoin above major corporations such as Alphabet (Google), Amazon, Saudi Aramco, Meta, and Berkshire Hathaway, positioning it just below NVIDIA, Microsoft, and Apple. The cryptocurrency's market cap is now comparable to that of silver and represents approximately 8% of gold's market capitalization. The recent surge in Bitcoin's value, which reached around $93,000, has been partly attributed to massive inflows into Bitcoin exchange-traded funds (ETFs). Market observers suggest this growing confidence could fuel further price increases, potentially initiating a new Bitcoin supercycle. Despite lacking a traditional corporate structure, Bitcoin's ascent in market value underscores its increasing prominence as a global asset.
Sudden Massive ETF Inflows Push Bitcoin Above Google As World's 5th Largest Asset. (ZeroHedge) https://t.co/6oKzLFCkGO
How many people missed the fact bitcoin has been climbing the charts of marketcap and is now bigger than $GOOG? Also of note Gold added 10 Trillion in Market Cap too 🔥 https://t.co/qRJn50YV7t
I reckon #Bitcoin will soon overtake Google, Silver, and Amazon, becoming the fifth-largest! Don’t sleep on this! #Crypto #Bullrun2025 https://t.co/81k8r0q6GC










