XRP Joins Ranks of World’s Top 100 Most Valuable Assets Amid Surging Market Cap
XRP has officially entered the list of the world’s top 100 most valuable assets, marking a significant milestone for the cryptocurrency sector. This achievement comes on the back of a massive price rally, which saw XRP soar by 28.45% in just the past seven days. As a result, its market capitalisation has reached a staggering US$172.6 billion.
With this valuation, XRP now ranks 100th on the global list of most valuable assets, sitting just below tech giant Qualcomm, whose market value stands at US$172.89 billion. Ahead of them in the 98th and 97th spots are Accenture and Verizon, valued at US$175.05 billion and US$175.48 billion, respectively, according to data from Companies Market Cap (Monday, 14 July).
This latest achievement not only highlights XRP’s resilience and popularity but also reinforces the broader trend of digital assets steadily gaining traction in traditional financial circles. XRP’s rise is symbolic of how cryptocurrencies, once dismissed as volatile and speculative, are now competing directly with major global corporations in terms of value and influence.
Meanwhile, Bitcoin (BTC) continues to hold its ground firmly near the top of the asset leaderboard. As of this week, BTC sits at 6th place globally with a jaw-dropping market capitalisation of US$2.384 trillion. Bitcoin’s price is currently hovering around US$119,886, having grown 1.81% in the last week. It also recently hit a new all-time high (ATH) at US$120,000—a major psychological and technical milestone for investors.
While Bitcoin remains the undisputed king of crypto, XRP's surge sends a clear message: alternative cryptocurrencies (altcoins) are not to be overlooked. This moment marks a turning point in the narrative surrounding crypto adoption, as digital currencies continue to be recognised not just as speculative investments, but as significant players in the global economic landscape.
XRP’s journey to the top 100 is also noteworthy considering the challenges it has faced over the years—including regulatory scrutiny and legal battles. Despite those hurdles, XRP has managed to maintain community support and prove its utility in the cross-border payment space.
The broader implication of XRP’s rise is clear: crypto is no longer fringe—it’s mainstream. As more institutional investors pour into the market and blockchain technology becomes increasingly integrated into traditional finance, assets like XRP are likely to become household names, not just among crypto enthusiasts but across the financial world.
With momentum on its side and market sentiment turning bullish, all eyes will now be on how far XRP—and crypto more broadly—can go from here.
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