• Tesla earned $80M from its Bitcoin holdings in Q3 2025 as prices climbed sharply.
• The company’s 11,509 Bitcoin are now valued at $1.31 Billion, unchanged since early 2022.
• New fair-value rules helped Tesla record its largest Bitcoin-related gain since 2021.

Tesla recorded $80 million in profit from its Bitcoin holdings in Q3 2025. The company did not purchase or sell any BTC during the period. It still has 11,509 Bitcoin worth about $1.31 billion. All of its added value was based on the market price of Bitcoin, which rose during the quarter.

The amount was higher than the $1.23 billion at which it was valued in the last financial filing on Oct. 22. The increase was fueled by the price of Bitcoin over the course of 2025. Tesla’s Bitcoin balance has not changed since early 2022, though its market value ballooned following the broader rally in crypto.

Tesla Reports $80M Bitcoin Gain as Holdings Climb

New fair-value accounting standards for digital assets were put in place by Tesla earlier this year. Because of that, the rules require cryptocurrencies to be reported based on their fair market values — not what was paid for them. This tweak enabled the company to record what amounted to an $80 million gain under “other income.” The profit was Tesla’s largest related to Bitcoin since 2021.

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Tesla is now the 11th biggest Bitcoin holder in the world by holding. It follows behind MicroStrategy, Galaxy Digital and Block but ahead of Hut 8 Mining and other firms. The latest filing also represented the platform’s second consecutive quarter of Bitcoin gains, amidst a robust rebound in the value of digital assets across world markets.

Source: BitcoinTreasuries

Tesla’s Bitcoin revaluation had no impact on the company’s adjusted earnings per share. The company announced revenue of $25.18 billion in the second quarter and reported a profit compared with the same period last year. 

Automotive sales increased 6% to $21.2 billion. But the company’s net income dropped by 37%, to $1.37 billion, or 39 cents a share, down from $2.17 billion, or 62 cents a share, in the third quarter.

Tesla Links Profit Dip to Costs, Holds Steady on Bitcoin

The company said the fall in profit was mainly due to a decrease in electric vehicle prices and an increase in operating expenses. The platform said that its operating expenses had increased more than 50% from a year earlier. It said spending on artificial intelligence and research projects were among the main drivers of the rise. These costs suppressed overall margins even as delivery volumes ramped up.

Tesla’s Bitcoin report suggests that the corporation is still a long-term holder of digital assets. The company has referred to Bitcoin in prior filings as a cash alternative that is more liquid. Compnay has not added to its holdings since early 2022. It sold a small amount that year to test the liquidity, and then later classified Bitcoin as a strategic treasury reserve.

The company first purchased Bitcoin in February 2021, plowing $1.5 billion into the digital currency and becoming one of the first big U.S. companies to own it. Prior to that, the company maintained its grip during market convulsions without fundamentally altering its strategy.

A Bitcoin wallet associated with SpaceX, which is also led by Elon Musk, this week transferred the equivalent of $268 million in Bitcoin to two different addresses. Arkham Intelligence confirmed the transfers.

An on-chain analyst, Ai Yi, said the transactions came after a three-month break and seemed to be part of internal fund management and not the sale of holdings. The latest quarterly results from Tesla is another sign of continued stability in the company’s approach to Bitcoin and its benefitting from the recovery in the crypto market.

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