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The combined market cap of all cryptocurrencies reaches $2 trillion for the first time.

The Bitcoin market capitalization is once again sufficient to cover the M1 money supply of either Australia or Canada.

Bitcoin’s market cap has broken above $1 trillion for the first time, signaling growth of more than 900% in less than one year.

The crypto asset's market capitalization has also overtaken Tesla's again, following an overnight price surge.

The crypto asset overtook Tesla Motors in market capitalization following an announcement that the car manufacturer had invested in Bitcoin.

Bitcoin outperforms JPMorgan in terms of market capitalization shortly after the firm’s CEO said Bitcoin “is not my cup of tea.”

Both Bitcoin and Nvidia saw major growth in 2020, but Bitcoin’s market cap wins today.

Bitcoin’s market cap is rapidly surpassing the monetary base of multiple national currencies, and it looks like the Canadian dollar is next.

After seeing growth earlier today, crypto markets are trading sideways, with top-20 coins by market cap sending mixed signals and Bitcoin price stable.

Crypto markets are in the red today, with bitcoin losing almost $260 on the day and significant fluctuations in the top 20.

Bitcoin briefly broke the $4,100 threshold for the first time since Feb. 24, while top 20 coins by market cap traded sideways.

Following a period of prolonged stability, crypto markets see the second day of a slight slump.

Crypto markets keep seeing a rebound, Bitcoin rises above $6,500 again as 19 out of the 20 top coins by market cap are in the green.

Crypto markets are seeing a solid upswing today, with Bitcoin rising past $6,600 amidst the SEC’s decision to review Bitcoin ETF applications.