Mark MossChief Bitcoin Strategist Satsuma | Partner BTCOppFund | ArchLending | BlockwareTeam | 100M+ YouTube

Where All the World’s Money Sits

15 Oct 2026 · 1 min

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In this segment Mark Moss walks through a market dashboard for the year 2025, revealing that the total value of global assets is approximately $994 trillion (roughly $1 quadrillion), up from about $300 trillion in 2010. He breaks down the asset allocation across major classes: real estate ($408 trillion, the largest share), debt securities ($167 trillion), equities ($152 trillion), broad money/fiat ($144 trillion), other credit loans ($70 trillion), gold ($31 trillion), and art/collectibles ($27 trillion). The presentation emphasizes the rapid growth of total wealth and the relative size of each asset class.

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So let's just go over here to the market tab, and we're gonna start here. And we can see that here at 2025 is our baseline that we're capturing. Here we are at 2025, and we can see that that basket is about $1 quadrillion today, about $994 trillion. And that was up from about $300 trillion in just 2010. So it's growing really, really fast. So nearly $1 quadrillion. And you can see how it's broken down. We have gold, it's about $31 trillion. Real estate is the biggest market of them all. Maybe you knew that. It's about $408 trillion. Debt securities, so fixed income securities, about $167 trillion. Other credit loans, $70 trillion. Equities, stocks, $152 trillion. Broad money, fiat, about $144 trillion. And then art, you know, fine art, collectibles, things like that, about almost $27 trillion.