CoinGecko data show that bitcoin has fallen to 17th place in the market value of major global assets, a marked retreat from its usual top position. By medium, bitcoin is now close to the top 20, and more market funds are going to AI chips and space-related companies.
The SK Hercules and the Miracles are ahead.
It states that the semiconductor company that recently promoted the expansion of the infrastructure of AI continues to operate and that the Korean storage chip manufacturer, SK Hercules, and the United States chip company, are now ahead of Bitcoin in light technology.
Of this, the market value of SK Hercules is about $132 trillion, ranked as the fifteenth in the world, and US$ 1.3 trillion in light technology, ranked in 16. By contrast, the market value of bitcoin was approximately $126.2 trillion.
- SK Hercules: approximately $132 trillion
- Light technology: about US$ 1.3 trillion
- Bitcoin: about $126.2 trillion
The higher points have clearly fallen.
According to the article, the current market value of bitcoin is significantly lower than its historical level. The data given are that bitcoin reached a market value of about $2.5 trillion in October 2025, at a time when it was ahead of a few large technology companies in the global asset ranking.
According to this statement, Bitcoin was once larger than most enterprises in the 500 standard index, close to the ladders of megatech companies such as Weeda, Alphabet, Apple, Microsoft and Amazon.
Mask's personal wealth was compared.
The article also mentioned that, with SpaceX ' s completion of the IPO valuation repricing, Mask ' s net personal assets had risen to about $1.4 trillion, exceeding the current overall market value of Bitcoin. According to the paper, Mask holds approximately 42 per cent of SpaceX and its personal wealth is growing rapidly as a result of the increase in stock prices after the market.
The core of this article is not a single price swing, but rather a global financial preference that is concentrating on AI chips, space and large scientific and technological assets. Bitcoin, while still in the global high-market asset class, has seen a marked decline in its relative ranking.
