A running list of companies whose market cap is topped by Dogecoin’s

By Chris MorrisFormer Contributing Writer
Chris MorrisFormer Contributing Writer

    Chris Morris is a former contributing writer at Fortune, covering everything from general business news to the video game and theme park industries.

    Dogecoin is back on investors’ radar Wednesday, as prices rally following word that Coinbase Pro will start letting users trade the cryptocurrency beginning on Thursday.  

    Once considered a joke, the digital currency was up 33% in midday trading to nearly 42¢. But perhaps even more impressive was the latest update on its market cap. Dogecoin now has a market value of roughly $54 billion dollars, a phenomenal level that puts it alongside some of the biggest companies in the world. In fact, it puts the cryptocurrency well above many of them.

    Ten thousand new Dogecoins are programmed to be issued every minute for the rest of eternity, meaning the market cap could conceivably continue to rise. It’s a cryptocurrency that’s meant to always get cheaper, but has been on a steady rise this year (up 8,600%), creating a bevy of new millionaires. Even the creator of the coin is flummoxed by its rise.

    That’s not stopping it from dwarfing some very familiar names, though. Here are some of the blue-chip companies that have seen Dogecoin blow past their market caps so far.

    All market cap data is as of 11:45 a.m. ET on June 2.

    Keurig Dr Pepper (KDP) – Market cap: $52.24 billion

    Philips (PHG) – Market cap: $50.74 billion

    DoorDash (DASH) – Market cap: $48.53 billion

    Dollar General (DG) – Market cap: $47.56 billion

    Marriott International (MAR) – Market cap: $46.96 billion

    American International Group (AIG) – Market cap: $45.82 billion

    Walgreens Boots Alliance (WBA) – Market cap: $45.72 billion

    Twitter (TWTR) – Market cap: $45.67 billion

    Kimberly-Clark (KMB) – Market cap: $44.11 billion

    T. Rowe Price (TROW) – Market cap: $43.52 billion

    eBay (EBAY) – Market cap: $42.34 billion

    Allstate (ALL) – Market cap: $41.25 billion

    Ferrari (RACE) – Market cap: $40.02 billion

    Aflac (AFL) – Market cap: $38.81 billion

    General Mills (GIS) – Market cap: $38.45 billion

    Corning (GLW) – Market cap: $36.68

    Southwest Airlines (LUV) – Market cap: $36.26 billion

    Hilton Worldwide (HLT) – Market cap: $35 billion

    D.R. Horton (DHI) – Market cap: $33.86 billion

    Deutsche Bank (DB) – Market cap: $31.55 billion

    Delta Air Lines (DAL) – Market cap: $30.60 billion

    Best Buy (BBY) – Market cap: $29.6 billion

    Kroger (KR) – Market cap: $28.22 billion

    ViacomCBS (VIACA) – Market cap: $27.38 billion

    Slack (WORK) – Market cap: $25.54 billion

    Caesars Entertainment (CZR) – Market cap: $22.75 billion

    Kellogg (K) – Market cap: $22.37 billion

    Hewlett Packard Enterprise (HPE) – Market cap: $20.8 billion

    United Airlines (UAL) – Market cap: $19.47 billion

    AMC Entertainment (AMC) – Market cap: $19.45 billion

    GameStop (GME) – Market cap: $18.27 billion

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