Bitcoin confidently joins the world's largest assets

by Giorgi Kostiuk

a year ago

After surpassing crucial resistance levels, Bitcoin soared to new all-time highs, becoming the world's seventh-largest asset by market capitalization.

Bitcoin becomes the eighth largest asset

Bitcoin surpassed Silver and Saudi Aramco, reaching a market cap of $1.8 trillion due to the largest nine-day price surge since January 2021.

Given that Bitcoin's market capitalization in January 2021 was just $450 billion, it takes significantly more capital today to effect such a change in price. We believe this recent move probably represents the largest volume of capital flowing into Bitcoin over such a short time.Bitfinex

Bitcoin ETFs could surpass gold ETFs

Bitcoin ETFs have the potential to overtake gold. By November, they held $84 billion in assets, 66% of gold ETFs' AUM. If current trends persist, Bitcoin ETFs could surpass gold within months.

Rise of Bitcoin funds

BlackRock's iShares Bitcoin ETF has already surpassed the company's iShares Gold ETF, achieving what took gold 20 years in less than a year for Bitcoin.

Bitcoin's breakthrough to new heights demonstrates its rapid mainstream acceptance and potential to become an even larger force in the global financial market.

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