Bitcoin (BTC) and Nvidia (NASDAQ: NVDA) both reached historic milestones on July 9, underscoring the growing overlap between crypto and traditional equity markets in terms of investor interest, liquidity, and daily trading activity.
According to Finbold research, Bitcoin’s 30-day average daily trading volume stood at approximately $61.66 billion, based on CoinMarketCap’s reported $1.85 trillion in cumulative volume.
In comparison, Nvidia’s 30-day average daily volume was around $32.67 billion, calculated using YCharts data for share volume (200.44 million) and the July 9 closing price of $162.88. This means Bitcoin’s trading volume was 88.75% higher than Nvidia’s over the same period, highlighting the scale and depth of BTC’s liquidity.
CoinMarketCap derives its data from a curated list of high-trust exchanges and adjusts for wash trading and low-liquidity pairs, offering a conservative and reliable view of spot market activity. Unlike raw aggregated figures, this methodology aims to reflect genuine trading behavior across the most reputable platforms.
Nvidia stock hits $4 trillion market cap
Meanwhile, Nvidia stock hit $162.88 on July 9, pushing its market capitalization to $3.972 trillion. The chipmaker became the first publicly traded company to surpass a $4 trillion market valuation. Despite that milestone, its trading volume remained significantly lower than Bitcoin’s.
At the time of publication, the total cryptocurrency market capitalization stood at $2.2 trillion. While that figure is still below Nvidia’s individual valuation, Bitcoin’s massive trading activity illustrates its role as one of the most liquid and heavily traded assets in global markets today.
