Bitcoin (BTC) Market Cap Reaches $2.096 Trillion, Surpassing Google's Parent Company

Bitcoin (BTC) set a new record high after its market capitalization reached $2.096 trillion, putting it above Google's parent company in the global asset ranking.

Bitcoin (BTC) set a new milestone as its market capitalization surpassed $2 trillion, placing it among the top assets globally and putting Google’s parent company in the seventh position.

This development comes as the price of BTC is trading slightly below $105,000 on May 20, 2025.

After hitting a record high earlier this year, the flagship cryptocurrency has experienced a modest decline of about 3.6% from its peak.

Despite the setback, Bitcoin has managed to maintain an upward trajectory, rising 2.56% in the last 24 hours and 2.66% over the past week.

In contrast, some traditional assets have seen a downturn, with Apple falling 1.95%, Amazon decreasing by 2.46%, and Silver dropping 1.10% weekly.

Bitcoin Price Remains Stable

At the time of writing, Bitcoin is trading at $106,765 (approximately IDR 1,751,910,147), showing a slight increase of 0.41% over the past 24 hours.

Throughout the day, BTC has fluctuated between a low of IDR 1,713,259,615 and a high of IDR 1,764,147,756, indicating mild price volatility.

According to data from CoinMarketCap, Bitcoin’s market capitalization now stands at approximately $2.12 trillion, while its trading volume in the last 24 hours has decreased by 18% to $50.19 billion.

Bitcoin Surpasses Metals and Google in Market Capitalization

Reporting from Coingape (5/20), Bitcoin now occupies the sixth position in the global asset ranking by market capitalization, surpassing Alphabet (Google’s parent company) and the precious metal silver.

According to the latest data from 8marketcap, Bitcoin’s total market capitalization has reached $2.096 trillion. In comparison, Google’s market capitalization is $2.028 trillion, and Silver follows with $1.844 trillion.

BTC has experienced a surge of 2.56% in the past 24 hours (5/20), and 2.66% over the past week. This upward trend is in contrast to some other traditional assets that have seen weekly declines, such as Apple (-1.95%), Amazon (-2.46%), and Silver (-1.10%).

In recent days, Bitcoin’s price movements have been relatively stable, with a daily trading range of $102,430 to $106,704. Despite the increase, the current BTC price is still about 3.6% below its record high of $108,786, which was reached on January 20, 2025.

Currently, Bitcoin is sandwiched between Amazon in fifth place, boasting a market capitalization of $2.188 trillion, and Google in seventh place.

Meanwhile, Gold continues to hold the top spot with a market capitalization of $21.827 trillion and a price of $3,250 per ounce.

Bitcoin’s Potential to Surpass Amazon

As the leading cryptocurrency, Bitcoin is on the verge of climbing even higher in the global asset rankings, with e-commerce giant Amazon’s fifth place position likely to be overtaken next.

Currently, Amazon has a market capitalization of $2.188 trillion, only slightly ahead of Bitcoin’s capitalization of $2.096 trillion – a difference of about $92 billion.

If BTC manages to reach another record high of $108,786, its market capitalization is expected to rise to around $2.17 trillion. This would put Bitcoin very close to overtaking Amazon in the global rankings.

Recent price movements show that Bitcoin has continued to show a strong upward trend in the past 30 days. Data from CoinMarketCap notes that BTC has surged from its 30-day low of around $85,000.

To truly surpass Amazon, Bitcoin would need to break its current record high price and likely touch a range of around $110,000 per coin.

Given the current price trend – with BTC briefly touching a daily high of $106,704 – this target seems realistic, as long as market conditions remain favorable. Amid rising inflation concerns, BTC prices are now eyeing the $108,000 level again.