Bitcoin falls out of the top 15 global assets by market cap, currently ranked 18th
Original headline比特币跌出全球资产市值前 15，暂列第 18 位
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Bitcoin's market capitalization fell to roughly $1.259 trillion on November 15, dropping it out of the top 15 global assets to 18th place on 8MarketCap's ranking, as the token slid 8.28% over 24 hours. Vanguard's S&P 500 ETF at about $1.321 trillion and pharmaceutical firm Eli Lilly at about $1.285 trillion now sit above it at 15th and 16th, respectively. The drop underscores how quickly crypto's largest asset can lose ground against traditional equities and funds during sharp selloffs. Traders will watch whether bitcoin can reclaim the roughly $1.3 trillion level needed to re-enter the top 15 and whether the 24-hour decline extends into a broader risk-off move across digital assets.
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