Bitcoin's market capitalization has fallen to about $1.09 trillion, pushing it out of the world's top 10 assets by value. This decline follows a period when bitcoin ranked as high as the fifth-largest asset globally, surpassing major companies like Alphabet. The drop is less about bitcoin collapsing and more about the rapid growth of tech giants known as the "Magnificent Seven" and gold, which now all have higher market caps. While some traders see this as a cosmetic change, the key question remains whether bitcoin can maintain its $1 trillion market cap amid ongoing market shifts.
Fidelity Digital Assets reports that Bitcoin mining is under pressure with hash rates and mining difficulty down about 8-9%, as some mining resources shift toward AI data center workloads. Despite a 13% price drop in 2026, Bitcoin's infrastructure qu...
As of May 28, 2026, the top 10 cryptocurrencies with market caps over $8 billion, excluding stablecoins, highlight strong institutional backing and real-world use. Bitcoin leads with $1.46 trillion market cap, boosted by spot ETFs and BlackRock's mas...
Bitcoin briefly fell to a low of $72,622 on May 28 amid renewed US-Iran military tensions, triggering $352 million in leveraged liquidations mostly affecting long positions. Despite this, bitcoin quickly recovered above $73,000, narrowing its monthly...
The crypto market is experiencing a broad sell-off with major coins like Bitcoin near $73,000, Ethereum around $2,000, and Solana below $85, all showing negative performance. This decline contrasts sharply with the S&P 500 reaching new all-time highs...
President Trump asserts he saved the US crypto industry by signing the GENIUS Act for stablecoins, creating a Strategic Bitcoin Reserve, and appointing pro-crypto officials. These policies initially boosted Bitcoin prices, but overall crypto markets ...
