Tesla’s third-quarter results point to an unchanged Bitcoin position, with its digital-asset balance rising to $962 million from $674 million. The October 21 shareholder update records a $288 million unrealized gain, accounting for the increase without indicating net purchases or sales.
Tesla’s June quarterly filing disclosed 11,509 BTC. The latest deck does not restate the coin count, so retaining that position is an inference from the financial figures. CoinScreamer’s earlier report also covered unchanged holdings during the first quarter, when falling prices generated an accounting loss.
Adjusted earnings reached $0.48 a share, exceeding the $0.45 average in Tesla’s company-compiled analyst survey. MarketSpeaker’s earnings coverage details the comparison, alongside quarterly revenue of $28.05 billion, roughly unchanged from a year earlier. The adjusted measure excludes unrealized digital-asset gains and other specified items.
On a GAAP basis, Tesla earned $0.22 per diluted share, with net income attributable to common shareholders down 43% to $787 million. Free cash flow returned to positive territory at $1.53 billion, while operating income fell 56% to $718 million.
Separately, MarketSpeaker reported that Tesla and SpaceX are examining an all-stock merger or a new holding company, citing Reuters. Independent committees have not agreed on terms. Those preliminary discussions do not establish a completed combination or any change to Tesla’s Bitcoin treasury.
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