Bitcoin (BTC) has narrowly surpassed Samsung Electronics, ranking 14th in the global asset market capitalization rankings.

According to CompaniesMarketCap, a specialized global market cap comparison website, Bitcoin currently holds the 14th position among global assets with a market capitalization of $1.252 trillion. As of today, Bitcoin's price stands at $62,443, down 1.75% from the previous day.

Samsung Electronics occupies the 15th position, immediately following Bitcoin. Samsung Electronics' market cap stands at $1.249 trillion, a mere $3 billion difference from Bitcoin. On the same day, Samsung Electronics' stock price closed at $190.29, up 3.25%.

This ranking is notable for comparing a wide range of assets side by side based on market capitalization, from traditional assets such as gold and silver to Big Tech companies and cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin.

■ Market Cap Status of Assets and Companies Ranked 1st–13th

In the rankings announced today, gold took the top spot, firmly maintaining an overwhelming lead with a market capitalization of $28.399 trillion. The price of gold stood at $4,084, with a stable fluctuation rate of 0.05%.

In the corporate sector, Nvidia claimed the 2nd spot with a market cap of $4.943 trillion. Its stock price rose 3.65% to $204.12. It was followed by Apple at $4.602 trillion (3rd place, $313.39, +0.88%) and Alphabet (Google) at $4.377 trillion (4th place, $358.71, -1.35%)..

The precious metal silver ranked 5th with a market cap of $3.298 trillion, recording a price of $58.58 and a fluctuation rate of 0.08%.

Next, Microsoft recorded $2.847 trillion (6th place, $383.34, -1.41%), Amazon $2.620 trillion (7th place, $243.62, -0.96%), and TSMC $2.266 trillion (8th place, $436.98, +1.02%).

Space exploration company SpaceX climbed to 9th place with a market cap of $1.953 trillion, with a stock price of $148.30 and a fluctuation rate of -0.78%. Semiconductor company Broadcom recorded a market cap of $1.849 trillion (10th place), with its stock price surging 4.83% to $388.69, marking the largest gain among the top-ranked assets on this day.

They were followed by Saudi Aramco at $1.729 trillion (11th place, $7.15, +2.60%), Meta Platforms (Facebook) at $1.530 trillion (12th place, $603.12, -2.02%), and Tesla at $1.479 trillion (13th place, $394.06, -2.19%).

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