Tesla (TSLA), one of the leading automotive and clean energy companies owned by Elon Musk, announced today that none of its $1 billion in Bitcoin was sold in Q1 2025. The company did not buy or sell any of its Bitcoin, according to its latest earnings report.

Tesla’s current holdings of Bitcoin are worth approximately $1,050,300,000 at press time. The holdings also have an unrealized gain of over $500 million. While the company didn’t sell any of its BTC holdings, Tesla last made a significant Bitcoin transaction in Q3 2024. Then, for the first time in two years, Elon Musk’s Tesla transferred all of its $760 million worth of Bitcoin assets from its public wallet.

Tesla continues to cling to its substantial Bitcoin investment, even amid ongoing price turbulence for the largest cryptocurrency. It last reduced its holdings in Q2 2022 after liquidating 75%, or roughly $936 million worth of BTC. The company’s recent Bitcoin transfer did impact the asset’s price, causing it to surge to $67,0000 shortly after the transaction.

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Bitcoin is currently trending upwards, surging 7% in the last month and reclaiming $90,000. While Tesla isn’t a part of it, trading activity around BTC is also up, with many investors excited that the asset has escaped its 2025 slump. Spot Bitcoin ETFs are also heating up, with inflows rising to their highest levels since January. In addition, while Tesla sold most of its early Bitcoin investment, their current Tesla Bitcoin holdings show strong results. Several experts point to new accounting rules and Bitcoin market volatility as key success factors. Multiple indicators suggest the cryptocurrency’s profit growth keeps improving Tesla’s finances, as some major institutions accept cryptocurrency.

Furthermore, Elon Musk’s SpaceX also owns a notable Bitcoin stash estimated to be worth $560 million. Both of the billionaire’s firms own a combined 19,788 BTC, which is worth over $1.8 billion.

Tesla (TSLA), one of the leading automotive and clean energy companies owned by Elon Musk, announced today that none of its $1 billion in Bitcoin was sold in Q1 2025. The company did not buy or sell any of its Bitcoin, according to its latest earnings report.

Tesla’s current holdings of Bitcoin are worth approximately $1,050,300,000 at press time. The holdings also have an unrealized gain of over $500 million. While the company didn’t sell any of its BTC holdings, Tesla last made a significant Bitcoin transaction in Q3 2024. Then, for the first time in two years, Elon Musk’s Tesla transferred all of its $760 million worth of Bitcoin assets from its public wallet.

Tesla continues to cling to its substantial Bitcoin investment, even amid ongoing price turbulence for the largest cryptocurrency. It last reduced its holdings in Q2 2022 after liquidating 75%, or roughly $936 million worth of BTC. The company’s recent Bitcoin transfer did impact the asset’s price, causing it to surge to $67,0000 shortly after the transaction.

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Bitcoin is currently trending upwards, surging 7% in the last month and reclaiming $90,000. While Tesla isn’t a part of it, trading activity around BTC is also up, with many investors excited that the asset has escaped its 2025 slump. Spot Bitcoin ETFs are also heating up, with inflows rising to their highest levels since January. In addition, while Tesla sold most of its early Bitcoin investment, their current Tesla Bitcoin holdings show strong results. Several experts point to new accounting rules and Bitcoin market volatility as key success factors. Multiple indicators suggest the cryptocurrency’s profit growth keeps improving Tesla’s finances, as some major institutions accept cryptocurrency.

Furthermore, Elon Musk’s SpaceX also owns a notable Bitcoin stash estimated to be worth $560 million. Both of the billionaire’s firms own a combined 19,788 BTC, which is worth over $1.8 billion.