Bitcoin has dropped to the 13th position in global asset rankings by market capitalization, following a significant market sell-off. As of February 2, 2026, Bitcoin's market cap stands at approximately $1.55 trillion, trailing behind assets like silver, which is valued at about $4.62 trillion, and companies such as Tesla and Broadcom. This marks a sharp decline from July 2025, when Bitcoin's market cap of $2.35 trillion placed it sixth globally, ahead of silver and Alphabet. The cryptocurrency's price fell below $75,000, a level not seen since April 2025, with a 16% drop over two weeks. Ethereum has also experienced a steep decline, falling over 21% in the last week. The broader crypto market has lost roughly $500 billion in capitalization since last Wednesday, while precious metals saw a $10 trillion reduction. Despite these shifts, silver remains larger than Bitcoin and all altcoins combined, with its market cap nearly three times that of Bitcoin's. The current rankings are led by gold, with a market cap of about $33 trillion, followed by other major assets like NVIDIA, Microsoft, and Amazon. The sell-off reflects broader market volatility, with differing recovery patterns between cryptocurrencies and traditional assets being closely monitored.