At roughly $2.42 trillion in market value, Bitcoin now ranks alongside the biggest corporate names on Earth.
It’s not just beating most of Silicon Valley — it’s bigger than Amazon and closing the gap on Alphabet, Apple, and Microsoft.
Here’s how the world’s largest cryptocurrency stacks up against the giants of global business.
Bitcoin
Trading around $121,826, Bitcoin’s market cap sits near $2.42 trillion, about 57.5% of the entire crypto market. That’s enough to overtake Amazon in total value.
Nvidia
The reigning champ in market cap, sitting around $4.4 trillion thanks to AI chip dominance and explosive demand from data centers.
Microsoft
At $3.9 trillion, Microsoft remains the software and cloud powerhouse, with Azure and AI investments fueling its climb.
Apple
Currently worth $3.46 trillion, Apple remains a global tech leader, though recent growth has slowed compared to AI-driven rivals.
Alphabet (Google)
Valued at roughly $2.46 trillion, Alphabet edges just ahead of Bitcoin — at least for now — on the strength of search, ads, and cloud computing.
Amazon
Amazon sits near $2.39 trillion, just behind Bitcoin. The e-commerce titan’s diversification into cloud, ads, and streaming still isn’t enough to top BTC.
Meta (Facebook)
Well below Bitcoin in value, Meta’s market cap remains strong but is far from challenging BTC’s position.
Tesla
Tesla trails far behind at under $1 trillion, highlighting the gap between the EV sector and crypto’s biggest player.
Why Bitcoin Matters Here
This isn’t just about bragging rights — BTC’s position signals it’s being treated as a global financial asset on par with the most valuable companies on Earth.
Bottom Line
With ETF inflows, institutional adoption, and a maturing market, Bitcoin’s fight for the #4 spot on the global leaderboard is just heating up.
