Recent market data is quite interesting. Silver has now surged to the third position in the global asset market capitalization ranking, with a quote of 4.485 trillion USD, just 153 billion USD behind Nvidia's @E5@4.638 trillion USD, accounting for only 3.41%. In other words, silver only needs to rise to $103.4 per ounce (currently $79.68 per ounce) for its market value to catch up with this chip giant.
Looking at the entire asset landscape, the performance of cryptocurrencies is still worth paying attention to. Bitcoin's market cap has entered the top ten globally, ranking 8th, with a total market cap of 1.751 trillion USD. Although Ethereum ranks a bit lower at 43rd, its market cap also reaches $355 billion.
These data reflect that, whether traditional commodities or digital assets, the market is re-pricing itself. Silver approaching Nvidia, and digital assets occupying the top ten globally—these changes are quietly rewriting the logic of asset allocation.
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OldLeekNewSickle
· 18h ago
Silver rises to 103.4, can it catch up with NVIDIA? As soon as I saw this number, I knew someone would start spinning a story. Basically, it's just a psychological hint that we're so close, and it's the easiest way to trigger a sell-off.
BTC making it into the top ten really can't hold up anymore, but what's truly interesting is that every time assets are re-priced, a large number of new retail investors rush in to buy the dip. I've seen this script too many times.
Asset allocation rewrite? Come on, it's still the same old spiel—hurry up and get on board, limited spots available. For reference only.
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DAOdreamer
· 18h ago
Silver has really gone crazy with the rise, this wave of market is a bit crazy... But to be honest, it feels a bit fake, these data look more like confidence tricks.
Bitcoin remains stable in the top ten, but the Ethereum ranking makes me want to吐槽, being at 43rd is a bit pathetic.
Repricing? Instead of saying rewriting logic, it's more like the market is just gambling, who knows what will happen in the next second.
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AlphaLeaker
· 18h ago
Silver is only short by 153 billion? This increase is outrageous, it feels like any random event could push it up.
I can still accept Bitcoin being in the top ten, but Ethereum at 43rd place is a bit disappointing; it should be performing even better.
This round of re-pricing is real; the boundary between traditional assets and the crypto world is becoming increasingly blurred.
Can you share some substantial insights? Is this data driven by genuine demand or just another round of hype?
Is the story about silver breaking 103 true or exaggerated…
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LiquidationAlert
· 18h ago
Silver approaches Nvidia, Bitcoin is also in the top ten... Is this re-pricing serious?
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LightningClicker
· 18h ago
Silver approaching Nvidia? These data are outrageous, need to recheck
I believe in the top ten of Bitcoin, but the logic behind Silver's price is a bit hard to justify
Market re-pricing... who knows, anyway I still remain optimistic about crypto
These ranking changes are not surprising, just some people are taking profits and others are exiting
If you ask me, don't be fooled by these rankings, the key is whether the fundamentals are right
Recent market data is quite interesting. Silver has now surged to the third position in the global asset market capitalization ranking, with a quote of 4.485 trillion USD, just 153 billion USD behind Nvidia's @E5@4.638 trillion USD, accounting for only 3.41%. In other words, silver only needs to rise to $103.4 per ounce (currently $79.68 per ounce) for its market value to catch up with this chip giant.
Looking at the entire asset landscape, the performance of cryptocurrencies is still worth paying attention to. Bitcoin's market cap has entered the top ten globally, ranking 8th, with a total market cap of 1.751 trillion USD. Although Ethereum ranks a bit lower at 43rd, its market cap also reaches $355 billion.
These data reflect that, whether traditional commodities or digital assets, the market is re-pricing itself. Silver approaching Nvidia, and digital assets occupying the top ten globally—these changes are quietly rewriting the logic of asset allocation.