Bitcoin is one of the top ten global assets




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- October 1, 2021
Bitcoin is one of the top ten global assets
Bitcoin is on the verge of surpassing the share values of Tesla and Alibaba. It has gained a market cap of more than $638 billion, and it is predicted to go above $645 billion in the coming years. As a result, it is giving tough competition to Tesla and Alibaba.

Bitcoin has seen a spike of 75% in last month 25% was just in the previous week. It reached a whopping $34,000 benchmark. These prices unite with newly minted Bitcoin results in a market capitalization of $638 billion. All of these aspects are more than enough to make BTC the ninth-most valuable asset in the world. And will be more valuable than stocks, exchange-traded funds in the future. In less than two weeks, Bitcoin passed Visa on this very list. In another five days, it covered a $70 billion deficit this led to overtaking Berkshire Hathaway, the company run by Bitcoin critic Warren Buffett. It continued to maintain its regime by crossing the share value of Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing. The Crypto Whales call Bitcoin “murderer of blue-chip companies.” Apple commands the market with a cap of $2.23 trillion; second to it is Microsoft ($1.65 trillion), third is Amazon ($1.62 trillion), and fourth is Google’s parent company Alphabet ($1.18 trillion), and Facebook on the fifth ($773 billion). The spots from 6 to 8 in the chart look ready to replace if Bitcoin continues stable growth. For example, shares in Chinese conglomerate Tencent are worth $698 billion, Elon Musk’s Tesla holds a market cap of $697 billion, and the Chinese tech firm Alibaba’s worth is $650 billion. They are just $12 billion ahead of BTC, and it can take over because of its ever-adjusting market cap. But there is more as Bitcoin is not the only Cryptocurrency making sharp moves towards the top. Ethereum is now the 82nd-most-valuable asset, with a whopping market cap of $125 billion. That asset is up by 50% in the last few weeks. It helped it recently pass financial services firm Morgan Stanley and the omnipresent Starbucks.
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