The price of silver broke through $66 an ounce for the first time on Wednesday, up nearly 130% for the year. With a new round of rally that began on the day pushing its price up more than 4%, the total market value of silver has now reached $3.75 trillion, surpassing AI giant Google and becoming the fourth largest asset in the world, after gold, Nvidia and Apple. (Golden Ten)
According to a chart published by @BitcoinNewsCom, Bitcoin has surpassed Google in market capitalization to become the fifth largest asset in the world.
According to the market information, the market value of bitcoin surpassed silver to become the seventh largest asset in the world, and the current market value reached 1.933 trillion US dollars.
Fidelity Investments, the world's third-largest asset manager, saw its funds increase in assets by $1 trillion over the past year as revenue jumped to a record high. Boston-based Fidelity said in its annual report on Tuesday that assets under management in its own investment funds and managed accounts rose to $5.90 trillion in 2024 from $4.90 trillion the year before. Revenue rose 16 per cent to a record $32.70 billion and operating expenses rose 14 per cent.
BlackRock, the world's largest asset manager, is planning to launch a bitcoin spot investment product in Switzerland, according to Bitcoin.com News. BlackRock CEO Larry Fink said bitcoin is a safe haven against currency devaluation. At present, the BlackRock Bitcoin Fund continues to record new inflows, indicating the growing demand for institutional investment.
BlackRock, the world's largest asset manager, expects an artificial intelligence boom next year to continue boosting U.S. stocks and supporting broader economic growth, although rising U.S. debt levels could threaten its bullish 2025 forecast. It said innovations in artificial intelligence technology could benefit U.S. stocks more than European stocks. While U.S. growth is likely to cool slightly next year, the Fed is likely to be unable to cut interest rates significantly because inflation rema...
According to Bloomberg, State Street, the fourth largest asset manager in the United States with $4 trillion in assets under management, is exploring the creation of stablecoins and deposit tokens.