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The total market value of gold has broken through 22 trillion US dollars, reaching 13.3 times the market value of Bitcoin

The total market value of gold has broken through 22 trillion US dollars, reaching 13.3 times the market value of Bitcoin

Bitget2025/03/14 12:20

Today, spot gold broke through $3,000 per ounce, setting a new historical high. At the same time, Bitcoin was quoted at $83,259 with a market value of 1.65 trillion dollars. As a result, the total market value of gold exceeded 22 trillion dollars, which is 13.3 times that of Bitcoin's market value.

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