Bloomberg reports a $640 billion crypto rally with Bitcoin still at the center

Bloomberg reports a $640 billion crypto rally with Bitcoin still at the center

Bloomberg links a $640 billion crypto rally to Bitcoin

Bloomberg published a crypto newsletter on September 24, 2026 that describes a $640 billion rally across the crypto market and says Bitcoin is still at the center of it.

The newsletter is titled “Bitcoin Remains the Center of Crypto’s $640 Billion Rally.” Its summary says Bitcoin continues to dominate the crypto market and remains “the asset of choice for investors.”

The piece is credited to Bloomberg crypto market reporter Sidhartha Shukla and is described as looking into the statistics behind Bitcoin’s continued dominance of the market.

Key points from the report

  • Bloomberg puts the size of the crypto rally at $640 billion.
  • The report says Bitcoin is still the leading asset in the market.
  • The newsletter was published on September 24, 2026 and written by Sidhartha Shukla.

What is confirmed

Confirmed from the supplied material: Bloomberg published this newsletter on September 24, 2026, under a headline about a $640 billion rally with Bitcoin at the center, and the piece is credited to Sidhartha Shukla.

What is still unclear

The supplied material does not include the body of the Bloomberg article. It does not state the time period covered by the $640 billion rally, the price or price change of Bitcoin or any other asset, Bitcoin’s share of the total market, or the data used to support the dominance claim. Those details sit behind Bloomberg’s subscriber paywall and cannot be checked from what was provided.

Because of that, the $640 billion figure and the statement that Bitcoin remains the dominant asset should be read as Bloomberg’s reporting, not as figures verified elsewhere in the supplied material.

Sources

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