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Tesla Profit Soars by $600 Million After Digital Assets Rule Change

Tesla’s profit saw a surge after the company announced a Bitcoin profit jump of $600 million. According to CNBC, this surge in profits has come because of the change in the accounting rules that improved digital asset recognition measures. For December 2024, Tesla reported a profit jump of $1.08 billion on Wednesday, 29th January 2025.

The recent policy change from the Financial Accounting Standard Board makes it compulsory for all companies to update the market value of their digital assets in every quarter. Before this rule, the companies had to report the crypto holding at the lowest price during the time of their ownership.

The CFO of Tesla, Vaibhav Taneja said, “It’s important to point out that the net income in Q4 was impacted by a $600 million mark-to-market benefit from bitcoin due to the adoption of a new accounting standard for digital assets.

In September 2024 the carrying value of Tesla’s bitcoin was $184 million though their fair market value, now, is at $729 million. Bitcoin price surged $106,000 in December 2024 after Trump announced the creation of a crypto reserve.

Tesla’s Financial Future

The Tesla profit surge has already elicited a positive response from the company’s investors, boosting Tesla stock in after-hours trading. Most financial analysts believe that the new digital asset accounting rules will enable companies like Tesla to be open regarding how much crypto they hold on their balance sheets and thus avoid unnecessary write-downs.

Though the digital assets rule has had a positive impact on the company, Tesla is committed to its primary goal i.e. boosting its electric vehicle production and market share. Its fiscal resilience has been boosted by Bitcoin holdings as it is an additional capital for innovation and global expansion.

This news comes as good news as Bitcoin prices dipped at the end of 2024 due to the increasing market volatility. But the new price surge came in majorly because of Trump coming back to the presidency. The new President also made David Sacks a White House AI and crypto czar.

Tesla Q4 Profit

As Tesla’s Q4 profit has surpassed expectations, the company is ready to begin 2025 with strong momentum. Although its Bitcoin investments have been major beneficiaries in terms of this quarter’s financial revenues, the core business operations remain at the forefront at Tesla.

CEO Elon Musk stated that “there should continue to be opportunities to apply innovative financial strategies,” focusing more on advancements within EV technology and AI-driven automation. Bitcoin tracking website “Bitcoin treasuries” has ranked Tesla as the sixth biggest owner of Bitcoins among private companies.

Though Tela’s Q4 profits were below the expectations of analysts as the revenue dropped by 8% in comparison to the previous year i.e. 2023, Tesla saw a surge in their stock prices on this Wednesday.

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