These reference points are functionally meaningless. People love to list out the values of entirely separate markets and asset classes whose market caps are a outcome of their time in existence, their contemporary usage, how people perceive their utility, and events over that entire span which affect economies. Some of these are literally groups of THOUSANDS of businesses employing millions of people producing real goods and services. Some of them represent entire sovereign populations' physical homes. Comparing these things to Bitcoin, a singular nonproductive monetary asset, like cups of water that can be trivially interchanged is GALACTICALLY GOOFY. The value of entire industries like real estate or, idk, THE WHOLE US STOCK MARKET, is not in a battle to the death with Bitcoin's market cap. I really implore people to stop making these arguments.(𝐓𝐗𝐌𝐂)