Tesla did not change the volume of its digital assets in the fourth quarter of 2025 and maintained a balance of 11,509 BTC. This information is included in the company’s financial report. Despite a stable portfolio, the automaker recorded significant losses due to a substantial decline in the price of Bitcoin at the end of the year.
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Bitcoin Decline and Asset Revaluation
Over the last three months of 2025, the price of Bitcoin fell from approximately $114,000 to $88,000. Against the backdrop of this market correction, Tesla reported a loss of $239 million related to the revaluation of digital assets. This figure was included in the financial statements for the fourth quarter.
“Despite the unchanged volume of coins, the value of the portfolio decreased due to the market correction. Over the last three months of the year, the price of Bitcoin fell from approximately $114,000 to $88,000.”
At the current market price of Bitcoin around $89,000, the company’s reserves in cryptocurrency are estimated at approximately $1 billion. Since the last major cryptocurrency sale in 2022, Tesla’s portfolio structure has remained unchanged.
Tesla’s Investment History in Bitcoin and Financial Results
The company first announced its investments in Bitcoin in February 2021, reporting the purchase of 43,200 BTC for about $1.7 billion. Subsequently, part of the crypto assets was sold to test liquidity. In 2022, Tesla sold about 75% of its Bitcoin portfolio, after which the volumes of digital assets have remained stable despite market volatility.
The fourth-quarter financial report also confirmed that Tesla’s revenue amounted to $24.9 billion, which is less than the expected $25.1 billion. Meanwhile, the adjusted earnings per share reached $0.50, exceeding the forecast of $0.45.
In November 2025, Tesla shareholders approved a new compensation package for CEO Elon Musk. For achieving ambitious production and financial goals, the CEO could receive compensation valued at $1 trillion in company stock.
Additionally, shareholders rejected a proposal to fund xAI, another project by Elon Musk.