A set of data is quite interesting—comparing the status of traditional assets and crypto assets among the top 50 assets by market capitalization worldwide.

Currently, gold still ranks first with a market cap of $30.12 trillion, reflecting its status as a store of value for thousands of years. Following are the dominance of American tech giants: NVIDIA with $4.54 trillion, Apple with $4.034 trillion, Silver with $3.995 trillion, Google with $3.788 trillion, Microsoft with $3.594 trillion, and Amazon with $2.467 trillion.

Interestingly, Bitcoin has already broken into the top ten globally with a market cap of $1.747 trillion. This means Bitcoin's market value has surpassed the GDP of most countries and many multinational corporations. From this perspective, Bitcoin took less than 20 years to go from zero to one of the most valuable assets in the world, which is indeed astonishing.

However, it should be noted that the market cap of gold is more than 17 times that of Bitcoin. This also explains why some say Bitcoin is "digital gold"—its current size is still not enough to fully replace gold's position, but its growth potential is worth watching. Although the cryptocurrency market is volatile, its share in the global asset landscape is indeed gradually increasing.