Bitcoin's Market Value Soars Past $2 Trillion, Closing in on Apple's Position!

In the second quarter of 2025, Bitcoin rebounded strongly to over $100,000, with a market value returning to $2.046 trillion, surpassing Google and Meta, and approaching the ranks of the world's top assets.

At the end of last year, Bitcoin first broke the $2 trillion barrier, but faced adjustments in the first quarter, reducing its market value to about $1.5 trillion. Now, with the US-China trade agreement stimulating a rise in risk appetite, both Bitcoin and gold have refreshed their values, with gold's market value once again surpassing $2 trillion, firmly establishing itself among the world's most expensive commodities.

Bitcoin is just one step away from becoming the world's fifth-largest asset. Currently, the fifth-ranked Amazon has a market value of about $2.18 trillion, and BTC only needs to rise to $110,000 to surpass it. To challenge the fourth-ranked Apple, valued at $3.15 trillion, Bitcoin must exceed $158,000.

The industry generally expects a target range of $110,000 to $200,000, which means that by the end of 2025, Bitcoin is very likely to join the ranks of the world's top four assets.

The key driving force behind this surge comes from the inflow of funds into the US spot Bitcoin ETF. According to data, since the low point in April, over $36 billion in new capital has flowed into the market in nearly six weeks, boosting the realized market value from $869 billion to $906 billion.

CryptoQuant analysis indicates that if the influx of funds continues, Bitcoin will refresh its historical high and may even push Amazon out, becoming the 'new overlord' on the global asset map.

Bitcoin's astonishing rise is quietly rewriting the global wealth landscape; who will be the next giant to be surpassed? The market's answer will soon be revealed in the coming months.