Tesla also recently entered the bitcoin mining space

In a recent U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) filing, Tesla Inc. reiterated its proBitcoin stance by stating that bitcoin has "long-term potential" and is "a liquid alternative to cash."

The documenting likewise affirmed that the electric vehicle producer didn't sell any of its bitcoin possessions since the quarter earlier.

During the first quarter of 2021, Tesla invested a total of $1.5 billion in bitcoin, according to an SEC filing at the time. In that filing, Tesla provided information explaining how the investment "would provide us with greater flexibility to further diversify and maximize returns from our cash, which is not necessary to maintain adequate operational liquidity.

Tesla additionally expressed its expectations to acknowledge bitcoin for the purpose of installment for labor and products in the future in the Q1 2021 recording. Insight about the venture spread across all types of media and Elon Musk, the organization's CEO, turned out to be more dynamic in conversations including bitcoin.

On April 26, 2021, the initial cash investment was bolstered when Musk took to Twitter to defend Tesla's choice to sell 10% of its bitcoin holdings in the second quarter of 2021, stating:

"Tesla sold 10% of its property basically to demonstrate liquidity of Bitcoin as an option in contrast to holding cash on asset report," he composed.

The SEC filing referencing the aforementioned sale netted Tesla $128 million in revenue. However, on June 13, 2021, Musk capitulated to market environmental concerns as he said bitcoin needed to use more clean energy, eliminating the option of receiving bitcoin as payment until then it was all about of verifiable information showing “confirmation of reasonable (~50%) use of clean energy by miners with a positive future trend,” he said.

On October 14, 2021 it was accounted for that Tesla was up more than $1 billion on its underlying interest into bitcoin. All the more as of late, April 8, 2022 Tesla reported an association with BlockStream and Block, taking note of that Tesla energy hardware would be utilized for a $12 million bitcoin mining office.

In the full circle, Tesla entered the bitcoin ecosystem with a massive $1.5 billion purchase of BTC, did the environment the way it saw fit, kept its BTC reserves, and came back into it. the ecosystem as a proper participant in bitcoin mining.