Bitcoin prices surged to $65,500 in early trading on Monday, March 4. The move has pushed the asset to its highest price since November 2021 and just 5% away from its all-time high, which also came that month.
Moreover, BTC has now gained more than 300% from its cycle low of just below $16,000 in December 2022. It has also printed the largest green candle in history for February.
On March 4, the macroeconomics outlet, the Kobeissi Letter, compared Bitcoin’s market capitalization, which closed in on $1.3 trillion, to some of the world’s major companies.
BTC’s market cap, which places it among the top 10 largest financial assets, is at $1.3 trillion as of now, which is more than double that of Tesla.
Furthermore, it is just above Meta Platforms, which has a market cap of just $1.28 trillion, according to Companies Marketcap.
Additionally, the total market cap of all cryptocurrencies reached $2.5 trillion, which is $500 billion larger than Nvidia but still lower than Microsoft and Apple.
Total crypto capitalization is currently 20% away from its peak level of $3.08 trillion, which came in November 2021.
Bitcoin is driving markets at the moment as it usually does in bull cycles before the altcoins play catch up. BTC dominance is currently at just over 50%, and there is unlikely to be an altseason until this drops way below that line.
Technical analyst Willy Woo predicted that Bitcoin prices will reach $125,000 if clients of the two largest ETF providers rotate 3% of their exposure into the asset.
Total capitalization is up 2.7% on the day as it reaches its highest level since December 2021. Bitcoin is clearly the market leader with a 5% daily gain, but there are a handful of altcoins outperforming it at the moment.
Dogecoin (DOGE) has added 25% on the day reaching $0.16 while Polkadot (DOT) is around $10 after an 8% gain. Other altcoins gaining include Filecoin (FIL), Near Protocol (NEAR), and Stacks (STX).
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Moreover, BTC has now gained more than 300% from its cycle low of just below $16,000 in December 2022. It has also printed the largest green candle in history for February.
On March 4, the macroeconomics outlet, the Kobeissi Letter, compared Bitcoin’s market capitalization, which closed in on $1.3 trillion, to some of the world’s major companies.
Bitcoin Market Cap Equals Meta
BTC’s market cap, which places it among the top 10 largest financial assets, is at $1.3 trillion as of now, which is more than double that of Tesla.
Furthermore, it is just above Meta Platforms, which has a market cap of just $1.28 trillion, according to Companies Marketcap.
Additionally, the total market cap of all cryptocurrencies reached $2.5 trillion, which is $500 billion larger than Nvidia but still lower than Microsoft and Apple.
Total crypto capitalization is currently 20% away from its peak level of $3.08 trillion, which came in November 2021.
Bitcoin is driving markets at the moment as it usually does in bull cycles before the altcoins play catch up. BTC dominance is currently at just over 50%, and there is unlikely to be an altseason until this drops way below that line.
Technical analyst Willy Woo predicted that Bitcoin prices will reach $125,000 if clients of the two largest ETF providers rotate 3% of their exposure into the asset.
Elsewhere on Crypto Markets
Total capitalization is up 2.7% on the day as it reaches its highest level since December 2021. Bitcoin is clearly the market leader with a 5% daily gain, but there are a handful of altcoins outperforming it at the moment.
Dogecoin (DOGE) has added 25% on the day reaching $0.16 while Polkadot (DOT) is around $10 after an 8% gain. Other altcoins gaining include Filecoin (FIL), Near Protocol (NEAR), and Stacks (STX).
The post Bitcoin Blasts Past $65K as Market Cap Doubles That of Tesla appeared first on CryptoPotato.
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