Bitcoin’s recent rally has pushed its market capitalization above $2.35 trillion, making it one of the five most valuable assets on the planet. It is currently worth more than Google, Tesla and Silver. With only five assets ahead, we calculated how much higher Bitcoin would need to go in price to surpass each of them, assuming other asset prices and Bitcoin supply remain constant.
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Amazon – Already Within Range
Amazon’s market cap is approximately $2.40 trillion, slightly higher than Bitcoin’s. To match it, Bitcoin would need to trade at around $120,600 per coin. This level is very close to Bitcoin’s current price, and at times in recent days, Bitcoin has already overtaken Amazon’s valuation before slipping back below.
This suggests that Amazon and Bitcoin may continue to alternate positions for now, depending on short-term movements in the market.
Apple – A Higher Threshold
Apple remains one of the most valuable companies in the world with a market capitalization of $3.15 trillion. For Bitcoin to match that figure, it would need to be priced at about $158,500. This represents an increase of around 34% from current levels.
Recent monthly price movements show that Bitcoin has been capable of double-digit gains in short periods. Betting platform Polymarket currently assigns a 47% probability of Bitcoin reaching $150,000 this year, which would place it close to Apple’s value.
Microsoft – Third on the List
Microsoft’s market capitalization stands at approximately $3.79 trillion. For Bitcoin to reach this valuation, it would need to rise to about $190,500.
According to Polymarket data, the probability of Bitcoin reaching $200,000 in 2025 is estimated at around 15%. While this is significantly lower than the probability for $150,000, it still suggests that a portion of the market sees this level as a possible target before the end of the year.
Nvidia – Currently the Most Valuable Company
Nvidia is the most valuable publicly traded company at the moment, with a market cap of approximately $4.20 trillion. For Bitcoin to match that valuation, its price would need to rise to around $211,300.
This level would position Bitcoin as the most valuable non-government-controlled asset in the world, ahead of any listed company or publicly traded investment vehicle.
Gold – The Largest Asset Overall
Gold remains the most valuable asset globally, with an estimated market capitalization of $22.53 trillion. For Bitcoin to match gold’s total value, it would need to trade at approximately $1,132,900 per coin.
This would represent a nearly tenfold increase from current levels. Reaching this price point would require a significant and sustained increase in demand for Bitcoin on a global scale. While there are forecasts and long-term projections that suggest this could happen, no timeline is currently predictable, and such a scenario is not considered likely in the short term.
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Closing Words
These calculations are based on the current circulating supply of Bitcoin and the assumption that the market capitalization of other assets remains stable. In reality, asset prices fluctuate over time, and Bitcoin’s supply increases slowly as new coins are mined.
However, with over 95% of Bitcoin’s total supply already in circulation, these variations are unlikely to significantly affect the estimated target prices in the near future.
