What is Bitcoin's market cap vs S&P 500?

Bitcoin's market cap is $1.53T versus $62.44T for S&P 500, or 2.5% of the comparison benchmark on this snapshot.

What does the Bitcoin to S&P 500 flip multiple mean?

The flip multiple shows how many times larger Bitcoin's market cap would need to become to match S&P 500. On this snapshot, the multiple is 40.8x.

Is Bitcoin a better investment than S&P 500?

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Bitcoin vs S&P 500 — Market Cap & Performance Comparison

Bitcoin vs S&P 500 — Live Stats

Metric	Bitcoin	S&P 500	Δ
Bitcoin Market Cap	$1.53T	—	—
Bitcoin Price	$76.25K	—	—
Bitcoin 24h Change	-0.22%	—	—
Bitcoin FDV	$1.53T	—	+0.0%
Bitcoin ATH	$126.08K	—	—
S&P 500 Market Cap	—	$62.44T	—
S&P 500 Price	—	$7.40K	—
S&P 500 24h Change	—	+3.89%	—
Bitcoin as % of S&P 500	2.5%	100.0%	—
Flip Multiple (Bitcoin → S&P 500)	1.0x	40.8x	—

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