Tesla Doesn’t Sell a Single Bitcoin in Q3 as Crypto Stash Jumps 42% to $962 Million
Tesla Inc. kept its Bitcoin intact through the first quarter, while reporting significant paper gains on the stash.
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Bitcoin to $113,000? Citi Turns Bullish as Bitwise Says Crypto Got ‘the Good End Of the Deal’
Citi raises its Bitcoin target to $113,000 as Bitwise says the Clarity Act’s failure unlocked faster pro-crypto regulation.
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