Bitcoin has fallen to 15th place among global assets by market capitalization.
- Bitcoin ranked 15th among global assets, below SpaceX, Tesla, Meta, Samsung, and Saudi Aramco.
- BTC traded near $63,849, giving the asset a market value of about $1.275 trillion.
- Bitcoin remained 49.45% below its $126,198.07 all-time high recorded on Oct. 6, 2025.
CompaniesMarketCap data placed BTC below several technology companies, Saudi Aramco, and newly listed SpaceX. The ranking came as Bitcoin traded near $63,800 with a market value of about $1.275 trillion.
Bitcoin falls behind as technology stocks dominate rankings
According to CompaniesMarketCap, gold remained the largest global asset, valued at over $29 trillion. NVIDIA ranked second with about $4.96 trillion, while Alphabet, Apple, and silver also ranked above Bitcoin. Samsung, Meta, Tesla, Saudi Aramco, and SpaceX also stood ahead of BTC in the latest list. The data shows a wide gap between Bitcoin and the largest listed assets.
Source: CompaniesMarketCap
NVIDIA’s market value stood nearly four times above Bitcoin’s valuation. SpaceX also entered the Bitcoin market after its public listing, valued the company at about $1.277 trillion. Technology companies continued to hold several top positions in the market-cap list. NVIDIA, Alphabet, Apple, Meta, Samsung, and Tesla all ranked above Bitcoin.
Their valuations showed stronger market demand for AI, chips, software, and large technology platforms. Bitcoin’s latest position followed weaker relative performance against top equities and new public listings. Traders now track whether BTC can regain ground after losing rank. CompaniesMarketCap data placed Bitcoin at 15th, as SpaceX and major technology names held higher valuations.
Bitcoin’s price stays near $64K as the price remains far below the record high
A brief dive into the history reveals that the Bitcoin price trades 49.45% below its all-time high. CoinMarketCap data shows Bitcoin reached a record price of $126,198.07 on Oct. 6, 2025. Despite remaining well below that peak, the cryptocurrency has maintained its position above the $63,000 level during the latest trading session. At the time of reporting, Bitcoin traded at $63,849.01, representing a 0.62% gain over the past 24 hours.
Source: CoinMarketCap (Bitcoin Price)
During the early stages of the period, the Bitcoin price fluctuated around the $63,300 region. The price then recorded multiple advances and pullbacks while remaining close to its intraday average. Those movements produced a series of alternating green and red segments across the chart. Later, Bitcoin moved lower and briefly fell below the $63,000 mark. The decline pushed the price to the session’s lows before a recovery followed. After reaching that low point, the cryptocurrency regained lost ground and returned above $63,250.
The strongest move appeared during the latter part of the session. Bitcoin climbed sharply and briefly exceeded $64,250 before retreating from that intraday peak. The price then settled into a narrower range between roughly $63,700 and $64,000. As trading progressed, volatility eased compared with the earlier rally. Bitcoin continued posting modest fluctuations while holding near the upper end of the daily range. By the end of the observed period, the asset traded at $63,849.01, retaining most of its late-session advance and remaining comfortably above the day’s lowest levels.
