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Bitcoin overtakes Brazilian Real to become world’s 10th most valuable currency.
- Bitcoin's rise to the 10th most valuable currency, surpassing the Brazilian Real, reflects its market cap exceeding $1.2 trillion as of mid-2025, driven by institutional adoption and a U.S. strategic bitcoin reserve established in March 2025, per executive orders and state-level initiatives in Texas and New Hampshire.
- The Brazilian Real's decline is tied to Brazil's economic challenges, including a projected deep recession and fiscal pressures from an aging population, with GDP growth slowing to 3.4% in 2024 despite earlier resilience, according to World Bank data from early 2025.
- A 2017 University of Cambridge study estimated 2.9–5.8 million cryptocurrency users globally, suggesting Bitcoin's growth is fueled by a growing user base, though its volatility and lack of centralized control challenge its classification as a stable "currency" compared to traditional fiat systems.