Bitcoin’s Market Cap is Not What You Think it is
When traders and enthusiasts talk about Bitcoin, the discussion will always turn to the market cap of this cryptocurrency — currently around $8 billion. But at the same time, there seems to be a lot of misconceptions about what this number means. The Truth Behind Bitcoin’s Market Cap. Bitcoin is not like traditional money, nor can its real value be....
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Bitcoin has reached its highest-ever market capitalization, the measure of the total supply’s value relative to USD, per publicly-available market data. The post Bitcoin’s Market Cap Hits All-Time High appeared first on Bitcoin Magazine.