Tesla Reveals It Has Not Sold Any of Its Bitcoin Holdings in 2026 | Crypto Craft

  • Tesla Reveals It Has Not Sold Any of Its Bitcoin Holdings in 2026

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    Tesla has confirmed that it has not sold any of its Bitcoin holdings in 2026, maintaining its corporate treasury position through the second quarter despite continued volatility in the cryptocurrency market. The electric vehicle manufacturer disclosed in its latest quarterly earnings report that it still holds 11,509 BTC, the same amount reported at the end of 2025 and the first quarter of 2026. The unchanged balance indicates Tesla has neither purchased additional Bitcoin nor reduced its position this year. The confirmation comes as investors closely monitored the company’s digital asset strategy following ... (full story)

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