Bitcoin Surpasses Alphabet (Google) to Become 6th Most Valuable Asset Globally

Bitcoin has officially overtaken Alphabet (Google’s parent company) in global asset rankings, becoming the sixth most valuable asset in the world, according to the latest real-time market data.

As of early Friday, Bitcoin’s market capitalization reached $2.127 trillion, narrowly edging past Alphabet’s $2.11 trillion. The digital asset now sits just one spot below Amazon, which holds a $2.305 trillion valuation.

This development comes amid a surge in crypto market momentum, boosted by Coinbase stock gains and anticipation of stablecoin legislation in the U.S., both of which are reinforcing the idea that Bitcoin is becoming a mainstream macro asset.

Global Asset Rankings by Market Cap

• Gold – $22.13 trillion
• NVIDIA – $3.78 trillion
• Microsoft – $3.697 trillion
• Apple – $3.002 trillion
• Amazon – $2.305 trillion
• Bitcoin – $2.127 trillion
• Alphabet (Google) – $2.11 trillion

With BTC now just ~$180 billion behind Amazon, it may soon break into the top five most valuable assets globally.

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The climb reflects growing institutional participation, increased ETF exposure, and regulatory clarity on the horizon — all reinforcing the idea that Bitcoin is no longer speculative, but structural.

President Trump’s pro-crypto stance is also playing a key role in Bitcoin’s rise. His administration has embraced digital assets as part of the U.S. economic future, supporting crypto-friendly policies, regulatory clarity, and innovation in blockchain finance. This political backing has boosted institutional confidence and helped position Bitcoin as a mainstream asset class.

Kosta Gushterov

Kosta has been working in the crypto industry for over 4 years. He strives to present different perspectives on a given topic and enjoys the sector for its transparency and dynamism. In his work, he focuses on balanced coverage of events and developments in the crypto space, providing information to his readers from a neutral perspective.