CoinMarketCap estimates Ethereum's
global market cap now exceeds $ 107.5 billion.
CNBC reported bitcoin's
global market cap now surpasses the value of both Goldman Sachs and Morgan Stanley, around $ 110 billion.
Not exact matches
But as the consortium of Asian energy companies that submitted the Canadian project for regulatory approval three years ago weighs it's options in a
global energy
market now flooded with cheap oil and gas, and further considers the 190 conditions attached to Ottawa's approval, including a
cap on annual green house gas emissions, it may be some time before this project crosses the finish line.
Now, contrast with 2008: U.S. equities lost 17 % (small
caps) and 21 % (large
caps),
global equities lost 25 %,
global small
caps lost 28 %, Canadian equities lost 31 % (large
caps) and 46.6 % (small
caps), European equities lost 32.5 %, emerging
markets equities lost 41.4 %, and BRIC equities lost a whopping 49 %.
CoinMarketCap estimates the partially centralized cryptocurrency
now has a
global market cap of around $ 10.4 billion.
NEO's token
now has a
global market cap of more than $ 1.7 billion, according to CoinMarketCap.
Till
now, about 96.31 million ETH have been mined with a total
market cap of about 65.57 billion dollars, ranking 2nd in
global cryptocurrency
market capitalizations.
Although bitcoin's
global market cap is volatile, at $ 162.5 billion it
now exceeds the valuation of some of the world's largest financial institutions, including Goldman Sachs.
The second - largest cryptocurrency is
now priced at $ 815 on Bitfinex and has a
global market cap of $ 81.1 billion, making it more than twice as large as Ripple, its closest competitor.
Currently sitting just under $ 80 billion, the
global cryptocurrency
market cap has
now blown through that of famous startups like Uber ($ 68B), Didi Chuxing ($ 50b), Airbnb ($ 31B), Xiaomi ($ 46B), and many others.