"Among the six major assets, what is Bitcoin ranked in the order of market capitalization?"
Jeon Seok-jae, CEO of Shuka Friends (Shuka), who runs the economic YouTube channel "Shuka World," asked fierce questions to political and industrial figures who attended the digital asset conference.
Shuka, who attended the digital asset policy conference "D-CON 2026" hosted by Dunamu on the 10th as a special guest host, gave a light quiz to the speakers before the full-fledged talks began.
Shuka asked how Bitcoin ranks among gold, Apple, Tesla, Samsung Electronics, Bitcoin and JPMorgan Chase.
Min Byung-duk, a lawmaker of the Democratic Party of Korea, Park Soo-min, a lawmaker of the People's Power, and Kim Hyung-nyeon, a vice chairman of Dunamu, gave different answers.
Rep. Min and Rep. Park answered first and third, respectively. Vice Chairman Kim replied that he was in fourth place.
The answer is third place. According to Companise MarketCap, a market capitalization aggregation site, Bitcoin's market capitalization was $1.503 trillion as of 2:40 p.m. that day. It is followed by gold ($28.725 trillion) and Apple ($5.96 trillion).
Tesla ($1.49 trillion), Samsung Electronics ($974.9 billion), and JPMorgan Chase ($90.8 billion) are smaller than Bitcoin. However, as the price volatility of each asset group is large, the ranking continues to change.
"Bitcoin has a larger market capitalization than Korea's flagship Samsung Electronics and JPMorgan Chase," Shuka said, adding, "That's how much we're on par with global representative assets."
