BlockBeats News, February 23 — According to 8MarketCap data, Bitcoin’s global asset market cap ranking has dropped to fifteenth place, behind Broadcom and Tesla. Currently, Bitcoin’s market cap has fallen to $1.305 trillion, a 24-hour decrease of 4.11%.
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