The total market cap of all cryptocurrencies has surpassed that of Google’s parent company Alphabet.
Earlier today, it peaked at $1.53 trillion, whereas Alphabet closed at $1.41 trillion at the end of Friday’s trading session.
Bitcoin, the largest cryptocurrency, hit a new all-time high of $49,714 on the Bitstamp exchange on Feb. 14, coming close to the $50,000 milestone.
Google—which was founded back in 1998— boasts a 92.47 percent share of global search traffic.
Alphabet is the third most valuable public company in the U.S (behind only Amazon and Apple). The company’s market cap crossed $1 trillion last January.
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As reported by U.Today, the total value of the cryptocurrency market cap achieved the same feat this January. It is now up over 1,340 percent since the pandemic-driven market crash in March 2020.
In 2010, when Google was 12-years-old, its market cap was sitting at just $200 billion. This shows that cryptocurrencies are growing at a much faster pace than the tech giant.
For Bitcoin to surpass $1 trillion, it would have to hit $53,680, which would be a 9.55 percent increase from its current price.
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