Tesla and Block have maintained profitable Bitcoin holdings due to low acquisition costs from purchases made in 2020-2021. Tesla holds about 11,509 BTC with a cost basis near $386 million, having sold much of its original $1.5 billion position in 2022, while Block holds roughly 9,117 BTC acquired gradually for around $220 million. Their success contrasts with many corporate Bitcoin holders facing unrealized losses due to higher purchase prices. Fair-value accounting now requires companies to mark crypto assets to market each quarter, making Tesla's recent $80 million gain a clear indicator of profitability. This highlights how timing and strategy in Bitcoin acquisition can impact corporate treasury outcomes.
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