Bitcoin ranks fifth with a $2.140 trillion market cap.
Gold leads at $22.512 trillion, down 0.40% daily.
Microsoft holds second place with a $3.345 trillion valuation.
NVIDIA and Apple follow with $3.201 trillion and $2.916 trillion.
Silver remains steady at $1.809 trillion, down 0.10%.
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Bitcoin Secures Top 5 Spot in Market Cap Rankings
Bitcoin has reached a price of $107,796 per coin, achieving a market cap of $2.140 trillion. This places it fifth among the top 5 assets by market cap, trailing Gold at $22.512 trillion, Microsoft at $3.345 trillion, NVIDIA at $3.201 trillion, and Apple at $2.916 trillion. The rankings reflect the latest data as of May 2025, highlighting Bitcoin’s growing prominence alongside traditional assets.
Bitcoin’s market cap now surpasses Amazon ($2.133 trillion), Alphabet ($2.050 trillion), and Silver ($1.809 trillion), which rank sixth, seventh, and eighth, respectively. The cryptocurrency’s ascent underscores its increasing institutional adoption and market resilience.
Bitcoin’s Performance Amid Market Shifts
Bitcoin recorded a 0.87% decline in the past 24 hours, settling at $107,796. Despite this dip, its $2.140 trillion market cap solidifies its position among the top 5 assets by market cap. The cryptocurrency outperformed Amazon, which fell 1.04%, and Alphabet, which dropped 1.39% in the same period.
Gold, the leading asset, saw a modest 0.40% decrease, priced at $3,352 per ounce. Microsoft and NVIDIA experienced declines of 1.03% and 1.16%, respectively, with share prices at $450.18 and $131.29. Apple faced the largest drop among the top five, falling 3.02% to $195.27 per share
Precious Metals and Tech Giants Dominate Rankings
Gold and Silver remain the only precious metals in the top eight, with market caps of $22.512 trillion and $1.809 trillion, respectively. Silver saw a minimal 0.10% decrease, priced at $33.58 per ounce.
Tech companies dominate the remaining spots. Microsoft’s $450.18 share price reflects a $3.345 trillion valuation. NVIDIA follows closely with a $131.29 share price, amounting to $3.201 trillion. Apple, despite its recent dip, holds a strong position at $2.916 trillion.
Amazon and Alphabet continue to compete closely, with share prices of $200.99 and $169.59, respectively. Both companies experienced declines exceeding 1% in the last 24 hours.
