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Elon Musk’s company has withdrawn all bitcoins, which has excited the cryptocurrency community

10:31 am, October 19, 2024

The automaker Tesla has unexpectedly moved more than $ 760 million in bitcoin from its digital vaults, which has caused concern in the cryptocurrency community. The company had not touched its assets for the past two years, but this week all the digital tokens were moved to unknown wallets, according to Coindesk. This action has raised fears that Elon Musk may be preparing to sell the cryptocurrency, which could trigger a massive sale of coins and, as a result, a drop in their value.

While Tesla and Musk’s intentions remain unclear, such actions raise many questions. Musk, as one of the most influential players in the cryptocurrency environment, can significantly affect the market with his decisions. In 2021, under his leadership, Tesla acquired $ 1.5 billion worth of bitcoins, which sparked a new wave of interest in digital assets. However, the company later refused to accept bitcoins as payment for cars, citing environmental concerns related to cryptocurrency mining.

The biggest blow to Tesla’s cryptocurrency reserves was dealt in the summer of 2022, when the company sold 75% of its assets amid a decline in the value of bitcoin, losing about $ 200 million. Since then, Tesla has not conducted any transactions with cryptocurrencies, although current bitcoin prices are at historically high levels.

The reasons for the bitcoin movement remain unknown, and there have been no signs of sales, such as transfers to cryptocurrency exchanges, so far. However, the absence of any comments from Musk is increasing tensions among market participants.

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