The crypto market hit a massive hit of $3.12 trillion and majority of thanks goes to the impressive surge of Bitcoin, reaching as far as $89,500. This makes crypto more big than tech giants like Microsoft and is nearly on par with leading tech companies like Nvidia and Apple. If Bitcoin manages to cross $100K by end of the year, it could hit $2 trillion in market cap. In order to push the market to $4 trillion, experts are eyeing on altcoins for next rally. In short, crypto’s on fire and there’s no signs of if backing off anytime soon.
The cryptocurrency market is has reached a new milestone. Its going up like crazy, especially after the U.S. presidential election, as of just recent the total market capitalization by crypto has reached a staggering $3.12 trillion. This has led it to surpass many massive tech giants including Microsoft and is right behind world’s top companies like Nvidia and Apple. This surge also largely benefitted Bitcoin and once again proved itself to be a must have digital asset right now.
As of November 12, the price of BTC is $88,656.67 after riding on 8% rise since past 24 hour. This coin alone holds market cap of over $1.77 trillion which is larger than the GDP of Spain. Bitcoin’s today rally has also driven its market cap above that of silver yet again. Experts predict, this token has potential to cross $100K mark by the end of December, if that happens BTC will alone hold $2 trillion in market cap. This will surely boost overall crypto market scene and push its overall market capitalization to $4 trillion.
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However Rachael Lucas from BTC Markets believes the push towards $4 trillion will not solely be because of BTC. She says it requires help from up and coming altcoins’ upward thrust. While this will reduce Bitcoin’s dominance, no other platform is even close to BTC so it shouldn’t affect much.
Nevertheless, as Bitcoin continues to dominate, other virtual currencies such as Ethereum and Solana are also expected to comply with the upward trend.