2026-01-03 10:23:38

Looking at the latest ranking data of global asset market values, the results are quite interesting.

On the traditional assets side, gold still leads by a wide margin, with a market value of $30.120 trillion, making it the absolute king of value storage. Following closely are tech giants—NVIDIA with $4.540 trillion in second place, and Apple with $4.034 trillion in third. Silver, another important representative in the precious metals sector, has a market value of $3.995 trillion, ranking fourth.

In the tech stocks sector, large companies like Alphabet, Microsoft, and Amazon occupy top positions, with market values of $3.788 trillion, $3.594 trillion, and $2.467 trillion respectively. These figures reflect the central role of the tech industry in the global economy.

Most notably, Bitcoin, with a market value of $1.747 trillion, successfully ranks in the top ten global assets, holding the eighth position. This marks that crypto assets have become an important asset class alongside traditional financial assets. In this ranking, Bitcoin's scale has surpassed listed companies like Meta, Broadcom, and TSMC.

Further down, tech companies such as Meta Platforms, Broadcom, and TSMC, as well as traditional giants like Saudi Aramco and Tesla, all have market values around $1.5 trillion. Large ETF funds (such as Vanguard S&P 500 ETF, iShares, etc.) also have market values above $700-800 billion.

This ranking list demonstrates the current distribution of global wealth—gold remains firmly established, tech-driven companies' market values are surging, and digital assets are gradually gaining mainstream recognition.

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StealthMoon

· 01-05 03:23

BTC has already worked with Meta, and people are still saying we're running a Ponzi scheme?

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airdrop_whisperer

· 01-03 10:53

BTC entering the top ten is truly incredible; surpassing a bunch of publicly listed companies is quite impressive.

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AirdropHunter

· 01-03 10:50

Bitcoin is only 1.7 trillion, while gold is over 30 trillion. Such a big gap? --- Wow, Nvidia has reached 4.5 trillion. Chips are really in demand. --- In the top ten, only Bitcoin is a crypto; when will other coins make the list? --- Gold is still king. No matter how you speculate, it can't surpass thousands of years of faith. --- It's hard to hold on; Meta's market cap has fallen to 1.5 trillion. Feels like the tech bubble might be bursting? --- Looking at this data, the mainstream acceptance of that view is a bit forced, but at least being in the top ten is pretty good. --- Nvidia is really taking off this time; it seems there’s still room to grow. --- So asset allocation should still be gold, tech, and crypto—don't go all in on one. --- Huh, Tesla is only around 1.5 trillion? I thought it would be higher. --- Seeing this ranking makes me want to go all in on Bitcoin... but the scale of gold is truly top-tier.

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BrokenRugs