Bitcoin has set a new all-time high (ATH) of $111K, reaching a landmark moment as market capitalization climbs past Google’s. Macroeconomic instability and rising inflation are contributing to the cryptocurrency’s surge. Bitcoin has reached a new milestone in the financial world, surpassing Google for market value and placing it just behind gold, Microsoft, NVIDIA, Apple, and Amazon as one of the top six largest assets globally. 📈 📊 Following a week-long rally, BTC climbed over 10% since May 17th, reaching its all-time high on Binance on May 21st at $110K. While the rally shows signs of potential volatility, Bitcoin’s market cap currently exceeds $2.17 trillion and has officially surpassed Google to claim sixth place among the world’s largest assets. 🚀 💰 Experts attribute the surge to a confluence of factors: Japan’s rising inflation has fueled interest in Bitcoin as a viable alternative to fiat currencies. Meanwhile, U.S. concerns over fiscal stability have also bolstered its appeal. Robert Kiyosaki, author of