Tesla announced its financial results for the fourth quarter of 2025, revealing that it made no changes to its Bitcoin portfolio during the period. The company maintained its holdings at 11,509 BTC, opting not to engage in additional buying or selling activity.
However, a sharp decline in Bitcoin’s market price weighed on the company’s balance sheet. During the final quarter of the year, Bitcoin fell from around 114,000 dollars to the 88,000 dollar range. As a result, Tesla recorded an after tax impairment loss of approximately 239 million dollars related to its digital assets.
Tesla’s involvement in the cryptocurrency market dates back to early 2021, when it made a significant initial purchase. After reducing its exposure during the 2022 bear market, the company has largely kept its remaining Bitcoin position stable. On the broader financial side, fourth quarter revenue came in slightly below expectations, while earnings per share exceeded forecasts, supporting a post market rise in Tesla shares.
