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Bitcoin Overtakes Google to Become World’s Fifth Largest Asset
Crypto surges past key benchmarks amid renewed investor optimism and easing trade tensions.
Key Highlights:
Bitcoin's market capitalization has reached $1.86 trillion, surpassing Google and making it the fifth-largest asset globally.
The cryptocurrency broke past $94,000, boosted by easing U.S.–China trade tensions and a broader tech market rally.
Bitcoin outperformed the Nasdaq, signaling a major technical breakout across traditional and digital asset classes.
Bitcoin (BTC) has reached a historic milestone, overtaking Google in market capitalization to become the world’s fifth-largest asset. With its market cap climbing to $1.86 trillion, Bitcoin is trading above $94,000—marking a major rebound and turning positive for the year.
The surge comes amid a wave of optimism driven by softening trade tensions between the U.S. and China. As global risk appetite grows, tech stocks and crypto have rallied in tandem, with Nasdaq futures up by 2%.
Bitcoin’s latest rise also signifies a technical breakout, pushing past resistance levels identified earlier in the week. Importantly, BTC has not only surged in dollar terms but has also hit record highs relative to the Nasdaq, reinforcing its growing dominance among major global assets.
While Bitcoin previously reached a market cap above $2 trillion when trading over $109,000, this current ranking marks its highest relative position, as many tech stocks have yet to regain their prior valuations.
With momentum building and broader market sentiment turning bullish, Bitcoin's position among the world’s leading assets signals a pivotal moment in the evolving financial landscape.