In 2024, Bitcoin experienced a remarkable surge, hitting a record high of $73,679 on March 13 and maintaining levels around $70,000 thereafter. This surge marked a staggering 140% increase over the previous year. During its peak, Bitcoin briefly surpassed silver to become the eighth most valuable commodity globally by market capitalization.

Looking ahead, if Bitcoin were to maintain its current growth rate for another year, projections suggest its price could soar to approximately $170,574 by April 2025. This trajectory would propel Bitcoin ahead of silver, Amazon, Google, Saudi Aramco, Nvidia, and Microsoft, securing the second position on the CompaniesMarketcap's list of top 100 commodities by capitalization.

However, these projections are based on the assumption of Bitcoin's growth amidst a static market. For instance, to surpass silver, Bitcoin would need to reach a price of around $71,732 with silver's market cap remaining at $1.412 trillion. Similarly, to outstrip Google, Bitcoin would need to hit roughly $95,642 with Google's market cap at $1.885 trillion.

To overtake Microsoft, currently in second place with a market cap of $3.126 trillion, Bitcoin would need to reach approximately $165,608 per BTC. This might seem ambitious, but considering Bitcoin's past growth of nearly 145% annually from April 2023 to March 2024, such projections are within the realm of possibility.

Moreover, if Bitcoin were to secure the second spot, its price would need to soar to approximately $800,476 per BTC to surpass gold's market cap of $15.141 trillion, ultimately claiming the top position in the market cap rankings.