Bitcoin Falls to 15th in Global Asset Market Cap Ranking

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According to BitJie, Bitcoin has fallen to 15th place in the global asset market cap ranking. With a price of approximately $63,849, its total market cap stands at around $1.275 trillion, trailing behind major companies such as SpaceX, Tesla, Meta, Samsung, and Saudi Aramco. Gold leads all assets with a valuation exceeding $29 trillion, while NVIDIA is valued at $4.96 trillion. Altcoins may attract increased attention as Bitcoin falls behind leading technology and commodity assets.
CoinDesk reports:

Latest market data shows that Bitcoin has dropped to the 15th position in global asset market capitalization rankings. At a price of approximately $63,849, its total market cap stands at around $1.275 trillion, trailing behind assets such as SpaceX, Tesla, Meta, Samsung, and Saudi Aramco.

Global asset ranking has declined

According to CompaniesMarketCap, gold remains the highest-valued asset globally, with a total market value exceeding $29 trillion. NVIDIA ranks among the top with a market value of approximately $4.96 trillion, while Alphabet, Apple, and silver also have higher market values than Bitcoin.

In the latest rankings, several tech companies continue to hold top positions. Meta, Samsung, Tesla, and Saudi Aramco all rank above Bitcoin. Newly listed SpaceX, with a market capitalization of approximately $1.277 trillion, also slightly exceeds Bitcoin.

In terms of market size, Bitcoin still has a significant gap compared to top-tier assets. Just NVIDIA alone has a market capitalization close to four times that of Bitcoin.

Still nearly half below its historical high

According to CoinMarketCap data, Bitcoin reached a record high of $126,198.07 on October 6, 2025. Based on the latest price, BTC has since declined approximately 49.45% from that peak.

Despite still being significantly below its all-time high, Bitcoin remained above $63,000 for most of the recent trading period. At the time of this report, BTC was trading at $63,849.01, up 0.62% over the past 24 hours.

During the session, it rose above $64,250.

From today’s intraday movement, Bitcoin initially fluctuated around $63,300, followed by multiple rallies and pullbacks. It briefly dropped below $63,000, touched its daily low, then rebounded back above $63,250.

Subsequent buying pressure pushed prices higher rapidly, with BTC briefly rising above $64,250, but it failed to hold above that level and subsequently retreated into a range between $63,700 and $64,000. Near the close, volatility eased, and prices largely maintained the gains from the latter part of the day.

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