Currencies38131
Market Cap$ 2.27T+0.90%
24h Spot Volume$ 33.11B+0.01%
DominanceBTC56.30%-0.03%ETH9.50%+1.51%
ETH Gas0.08 Gwei
Cryptorank
/

Bitcoin Becomes 8th Largest Currency Globally After Surpassing Taiwan Dollar


Bitcoin Becomes 8th Largest Currency Globally After Surpassing Taiwan Dollar

Share:

Predictions Markets

See what traders are focused on

View analytics →
Prediction Banner
  • Bitcoin has surpassed the Taiwan dollar to become the 8th largest global currency.
  • BTC price has now hit $111.8K, pushing market cap to $2.18T, now ahead of Amazon.
  • Next up, Bitcoin eyes the Hong Kong dollar’s $2.43 trillion in global currency ranks.

Bitcoin has climbed to become the world’s 8th-largest currency by market capitalization. It has surpassed the Taiwan Dollar with this milestone. With a current market cap of $2.18 trillion, Bitcoin now ranks ahead of Taiwan’s currency, which holds a $2.17 trillion valuation.

The advancement comes as Bitcoin reached a new all-time high of $111,800 on May 22, breaking through its previous record of $109,000. This price surge has pushed Bitcoin’s total market value above several major national currencies.

Where Bitcoin Stands in the Global Currency Hierarchy

According to AssetMarketCap data, Bitcoin’s current ranking places it behind the Hong Kong dollar, which has a $2.43 trillion market cap. This makes Hong Kong’s currency th…

The post Bitcoin Becomes 8th Largest Currency Globally After Surpassing Taiwan Dollar appeared first on Coin Edition.

Read the article at CoinEdition

In This News

Coins

$ 63.85K

+0.84%

$ 0.00727

+0.21%

$ 0.00...361

$ 0.000399


Predictions Markets

See what traders are focused on

View analytics →
Prediction Banner

Share:

In This News

Coins

$ 63.85K

+0.84%

$ 0.00727

+0.21%

$ 0.00...361

$ 0.000399


Predictions Markets

See what traders are focused on

View analytics →
Prediction Banner

Share:

Read More

Bitcoin’s $10 billion credit market keeps growing after its first major selloff

Bitcoin’s $10 billion credit market keeps growing after its first major selloff

Bitcoin’s more than $10 billion corporate credit market is still attracting new entra...
Bitcoin Reclaims $64K Despite Strategy’s New Sale and Resumed US-Iran Strikes: Weekly Recap

Bitcoin Reclaims $64K Despite Strategy’s New Sale and Resumed US-Iran Strikes: Weekly Recap

Meanwhile, Ethereum is back at $1,800, SOL is struggling to maintain $80, while XRP h...