The digital asset market has changed pace following the rebound seen last week. Bitcoin now exceeds Tesla and Samsung in capitalization, according to the data communicated. This increase comes after the price rose to $81,914 on Saturday. The capitalization reached 1,615 billion dollars, ahead of two widely followed global groups. The ranking places the digital asset 13th among assets tracked. Tesla occupies 14th place, while Samsung comes in 15th place, behind it.
In brief
- Bitcoin reaches $1,615 billion in capitalization, surpassing Tesla and Samsung.
- BTC climbs to $81,914 on Saturday after four sessions of increase.
- Tesla now ranks 14th, while Samsung is 15th in assets tracked.
- The crypto market is growing despite the Fed’s rate hike and the failure of the Clarity Act.
Capitalization now higher than Tesla and Samsung
Bitcoin has a capitalization of $1,631 billion according to data from CompaniesMarketCap. This level exceeds Tesla, valued at $1,438 billion. Samsung follows with 1,237 billion. The gap therefore places the digital asset ahead of these two companies in this ranking.
This development results from the recent progression of the price. Bitcoin hit $81,914 on Saturday. The capitalization is expected to reach around $1.63 trillion on September 20, 2026. CoinGecko also reports that BTC traded above $81,000 over the weekend.
CompaniesMarketCap ranks Bitcoin 13th among assets. Tesla occupies 14th position, then Samsung comes in 15th. This hierarchy reflects recent valuation variations.
Bitcoin’s rebound resists the announcements of the week
The bullish movement encountered several elements likely to weigh on cryptocurrencies. On Wednesday, the market perceived the Fed’s rate hike as a brake on risky assets. Despite this, Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies have progressed.
As of Tuesday, the Clarity Act received just 49 votes in the Senate. This result remains less than the 60 votes necessary for its adoption. The price briefly fell below $74,887 before stabilizing. This decline indicates that the market had already priced in part of the risk of failure.
In this context, optimistic investors continued to support prices. The price started to rise again after its low point of $74,962 on Wednesday. Four days of progress took Bitcoin to $81,914 on Saturday, before profit-taking.
The SEC brings a new element to the market
Another event accompanied the increase observed at the end of the week. The Securities and Exchange Commission has issued a prescription creating a regulatory framework. This system allows certain platforms to issue tokenized representations of listed American stocks. The order takes effect immediately.
This decision accompanied a market already trending upward. The SEC’s “innovation exemption” made up for the failure of the Clarity Act. At the same time, Bitcoin surpassed $81,000 on Friday. The move extended the rebound.
At the time of writing, BTC was down 1.01% over 24 hours. Its price stood at $80,997 after the peak reached on Saturday. The capitalization still follows the evolution of the price. Future variations may modify the current ranking.
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