Bitcoin Needs $1.5M to Match Gold’s $30 Trillion Market Cap — Can “Digital Gold” Close the Gap?

According to CompaniesMarketCap and calculations using the World Gold Council‘s mined-gold data, the global gold market capitalization has surpassed $30 trillion, reaffirming bullion’s role as a primary store of value relative to major corporate equities.

In comparison, the Bitcoin market cap sits near $2 trillion; simple market-cap parity would imply a per-Bitcoin price on the order of $1.5 million, highlighting the magnitude of the gap between digital gold and physical reserves amid ongoing de-dollarization and shifts in global liquidity.

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