Bitcoin (BTC) Breaks New All-Time High, Market Cap Surpasses Google's Parent Company

Bitcoin has risen to sixth place in world asset rankings by market capitalization, ahead of Alphabet (Google) and silver.

Bitcoin has risen to sixth place in the world asset rankings by market capitalization, overtaking Alphabet (Google) and silver.

According to recent data by 8marketcap, the flagship crypto has a combined market capitalization of $2.096 trillion. Meanwhile, Google’s market cap stands at $2.028 trillion and Silver’s is $1.844 trillion.

BTC has shown brilliant performance with 2.56% increase in the past 24 hours and 2.66% increase in the past week. Such upward momentum is contrary to some of the traditional assets leading the list that have shown weekly declines. They are Apple (-1.95%), Amazon (-2.46%), and Silver (-1.10%).

Bitcoin’s price movement in recent days has been quite stable, as its 24-hour trading range has varied between $102,430 and $106,704. Despite this upward movement, Bitcoin still trades approximately 3.6% below its all-time high of $108,786 established on January 20, 2025.

BTC now sits firmly between fifth-ranked Amazon and seventh-ranked Google on the global asset leaderboard. As per the data Gold maintains its dominant position at the top with a market capitalization of $21.827 trillion and a price of $3,250 per ounce.

The Top Crypto’s Potential to Surpass Amazon

The flagship crypto stands on the threshold of moving even further up the global asset rankings, with Amazon’s fifth-place position potentially within reach. The e-commerce giant currently maintains a slim lead with a market capitalization of $2.188 trillion compared to Bitcoin’s $2.096 trillion, a difference of just $92 billion.

If BTC manages to reclaim its all-time high of $108,786, its market capitalization would jump to approximately $2.17 trillion. This would place the leading crypto within striking distance of Amazon.

The recent price movements show Bitcoin has maintained a strong upward movement in the last 30 days. CoinMarketCap data shows that BTC has surged from a 30-day low of $85,000.

Meanwhile, for BTC to overtake Amazon in the rankings, it would need to surpass its current all-time high and potentially reach around $110,000 per coin. Given Bitcoin’s recent price action and its 24-hour range extending as high as $106,704, this threshold appears within realistic reach if current market conditions persist. As inflationary fears mount, the BTC price eyes the $108,000 target.