Bitcoin has hit a market cap milestone of over $1.8 trillion, now outpacing Google, silver, and Amazon to stand as the fifth largest asset in the world

Bitcoin has reached a staggering market cap milestone of over $1.8 trillion, now outpacing Google, silver, and Amazon to stand as the fifth largest asset in the world, according to data from CompaniesMarketCap.
At the time of writing, Bitcoin is valued at $1.566 trillion, placing it ahead of Alphabet, Google’s parent company, by approximately $12 billion in market value.
Close behind is silver, a monetary metal and industrial asset, which is valued at $1.856 trillion. Amazon, the e-commerce and cloud giant, follows with a market cap of $1.837 trillion.
From here, Bitcoin is aiming for Nvidia, the fourth most valuable asset, which is currently valued at $2.4 trillion. And to catch gold, Bitcoin would need to rally over 1,000%.
Bitcoin has surged by 12% this week, pushing it above the $93,500 mark as investor confidence grows, reports TradingView.
During Wednesday’s Asian trading session, the digital asset briefly reclaimed the $94,000 level, buoyed by easing global trade tensions following remarks from President Trump yesterday.
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