Bitcoin rises to ”7th largest asset in the world”... market capitalization exceeds $2 trillion

News 1 reported that Bitcoin's market capitalization has exceeded 2 trillion dollars (about 300 trillion yen), making it the seventh largest asset in the world.
Gold ranked first among the world's top 10 assets, with a market capitalization of 17.943 trillion dollars (about 2700 trillion yen).
Next is Apple with $3.673 trillion (about 550 trillion yen), NVIDIA with $3.554 trillion (about 540 trillion yen), and Microsoft with $3.252 trillion (about 490 trillion yen).
0 trillion yen), Amazon $2.293 trillion (about 350 trillion yen), Alphabet $2.144 trillion (about 320 trillion yen), and Bitcoin $2.42 trillion (about 310 trillion yen).
On this day, Bitcoin surged 7.81% from the previous 24 hours, reaching $100,314 (approximately 15 million yen), surpassing the $100,000 mark.
The reason for the sharp rise in Bitcoin on this day was the Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell.
"Bitcoin is a competitive asset to gold," he said in a statement in favor of virtual currencies, prompting President-elect Donald Trump to appoint Paul Gates, a virtual currency-friendly director at the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC).
-This is interpreted as being due to the appointment of former Commissioner Atkins as SEC Chairman.