Bitcoin market cap ranking drops to 12th place globally, reshaping the asset landscape

Latest data shows that Bitcoin’s ranking in the global asset market capitalization list has declined again, reflecting the significant gap between crypto assets and traditional assets in terms of market value. According to Infinite Market Cap data, BTC’s current circulating market cap is approximately $137.589 billion, with a 24-hour change of -0.20%. Its ranking has dropped from previous 9th place to 12th, surpassed by traditional financial assets.

Changes in BTC Ranking and Market Cap Status

The decline in Bitcoin’s market cap ranking does not indicate a collapse in its market value but rather that other assets are growing at a faster rate. As the world’s largest cryptocurrency, BTC’s market cap remains in the trillions of dollars, but its relative position in the global total asset market cap is shrinking. This ranking shift reflects subtle changes in investor capital allocation—large amounts of capital are flowing into traditional financial assets and tech stocks.

New Pattern in Global Asset Market Cap Rankings

In the current global asset market cap rankings, the top three are gold, silver, and tech giant NVIDIA. Gold remains in first place with a market cap of about $35.242 trillion, continuing to be the most sought-after safe-haven asset worldwide; silver ranks second with a market cap of approximately $5.563 trillion; NVIDIA, supported by the AI boom, has a market cap of about $4.687 trillion, ranking third.

Assets ranked 4th to 11th include Alphabet, Apple, Microsoft, Amazon, Meta, TSMC, Vanguard Total Stock Market ETF, and Saudi Aramco. These companies and assets are all top global capital giants or index funds tracking the overall market, reflecting the dominant control of traditional financial systems over global wealth.

Latest Performance and Ranking Adjustments of Major Assets

In the latest 24-hour performance, Meta performed notably, rising 10.40% and climbing to 8th place, surpassing competitors like TSMC. Meanwhile, Saudi Aramco’s market cap is about $1.663 trillion, ranking 11th, forming a stark contrast with Bitcoin’s market cap ranking.

This round of market cap ranking changes once again highlights the size disparity between crypto assets and traditional financial assets. Although Bitcoin is the largest cryptocurrency, its proportion in the broad stage of the global asset market cap remains small. This serves as a reminder for investors to view the actual position of crypto assets in the global financial landscape rationally.