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Tesla Did Not Buy Or Sell Bitcoin in Q2

By: ETF Trends
According to Tesla’s Q2 earnings presentation earlier this week, the company, which currently holds $1.3 billion in bitcoin, has not bought or sold any digital assets this quarter. Tesla (TSLA) initially purchased $1.5 billion in bitcoin back in February, selling off 10% during Q1. Tesla CEO Elon...
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