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SpaceX Purchases Nearly One-Fifth of U.S. Cybertrucks, Musk's "Left Hand to Right Hand" Move Boosts Sales Over $100 Million

A report by S&P Global Mobility reveals that in Q4 2025, SpaceX purchased 1,279 Cybertrucks, accounting for 18% of all U.S. registrations for the vehicle that quarter. Combined with purchases from xAI, The Boring Company, and Neuralink, companies owned by Elon Musk accounted for approximately 19% of the quarter's Cybertruck registrations. This internal purchasing, estimated at over $100 million, has drawn scrutiny. When these related-party transactions are excluded, the Cybertruck's Q4 registrations actually plummeted by 51% year-over-year. Data indicates Cybertruck sales have significantly declined, with 2025 U.S. sales falling 48% from 2024 figures to around 20,300 units, a mere 8.1% of Musk's initial annual production target of 250,000. The sales slump continued into Q1 2026, hitting a record low. The transactions have raised corporate governance questions, as a private company (SpaceX) is absorbing inventory from a public company (Tesla), with both sharing the same CEO. This practice, while not uncommon among Musk's ventures, is rare in the auto industry for offloading slow-selling models. Tesla, having lost its title as the world's top EV seller, is under pressure to stimulate genuine external demand for the Cybertruck.

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SpaceX Purchases Nearly One-Fifth of U.S. Cybertrucks, Musk's "Left Hand to Right Hand" Move Boosts Sales Over $100 Million

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Bitcoin Now Less Volatile Than Tesla, Nvidia — Schwab Data

Morgan Stanley is nearing the launch of the first spot Bitcoin ETF from a major U.S. bank, reflecting Bitcoin's growing integration into mainstream finance. According to Charles Schwab data, Bitcoin's volatility has significantly decreased, dropping to 42% in 2025—below that of Tesla (63%) and Nvidia (50%). Over a three-year period, Bitcoin's maximum drawdown was 50%, compared to 54% for Tesla and 37% for Nvidia. While still volatile, Bitcoin now exhibits price swings closer to major equities rather than the highly speculative asset it once was. Despite this maturation, it remains riskier than traditional safe-havens like gold and more stable than Ethereum within crypto markets.

bitcoinist03/27 02:01

Bitcoin Now Less Volatile Than Tesla, Nvidia — Schwab Data

bitcoinist03/27 02:01

$25 Billion: Tesla Buys the Lowest-Tier Entry Ticket to the Chip Arms Race

Elon Musk has announced Tesla's plan to invest approximately $25 billion to build a semiconductor superfab named "Terafab," targeting 2nm process technology with a production capacity of 100,000 wafers per month. The move aims to address Tesla's soaring demand for AI chips, driven by its autonomous driving systems, Optimus robots, and upcoming Robotaxi fleet, which existing foundries like TSMC and Samsung cannot fully support. However, the $25 billion budget is considered insufficient by industry standards. For comparison, TSMC’s Arizona fab costs $165 billion, Samsung’s Taylor fab $44 billion, and Intel’s Ohio project $28 billion. A standard 2nm fab with 50,000 wafers/month typically requires around $28 billion, meaning Tesla’s goal is highly ambitious. Tesla’s chip development has been rapid: from HW3 (14nm, 144 TOPS) to AI5 (3/2nm, 2000+ TOPS), with performance multiplying every generation. Its growing reliance on external foundries led to a $16.5 billion long-term deal with Samsung for AI6 production. Terafab represents a natural shift toward self-sufficiency. The project faces significant challenges, including a 3–5 year construction period and additional time for production ramp-up. If Tesla follows industry timelines, Terafab may not be operational until 2029–2030, coinciding with expected mass production of Optimus and Robotaxi. Musk has also hinted at potential collaboration with Intel, which has advanced 18A process capacity. The $25 billion investment buys Tesla a entry ticket into semiconductor manufacturing—but whether it becomes a milestone in vertical integration or an overambitious project remains to be seen.

marsbit03/16 11:06

$25 Billion: Tesla Buys the Lowest-Tier Entry Ticket to the Chip Arms Race

marsbit03/16 11:06

KuCoin Launches 24/7 Stock Index Perpetual Contracts Featuring Tesla and MicroStrategy

KuCoin has launched 24/7 Stock Index Perpetual Contracts, starting with Tesla (TSLAUSDT) and MicroStrategy (MSTRUSDT). These synthetic derivatives allow round-the-clock trading with entry from just $1 USDT. They feature institutional-grade pricing, session-aware mark pricing, and EMA-based smoothing to reduce volatility risks around traditional market hours. The product aims to bridge TradFi and crypto by offering continuous, accessible cross-asset trading without actual stock ownership. KuCoin CEO highlighted the move as part of their Trust-First strategy to provide robust, real-time risk management. Availability may be restricted in some jurisdictions, and trading carries significant risk.

TheNewsCrypto03/13 22:10

KuCoin Launches 24/7 Stock Index Perpetual Contracts Featuring Tesla and MicroStrategy

TheNewsCrypto03/13 22:10

Elon Musk Cosigns X Money Post, But Does It Have Anything To Do With Dogecoin?

Elon Musk's plans for a financial services app, X Money," are advancing, with the platform aiming to become a Western version of China's WeChat by integrating communication and financial transactions. The app is designed to allow users to manage all financial activities—including payments, savings, investments, and loans—without leaving X or relying on traditional banks. Internal testing is underway, and an external beta is expected soon. Despite Musk’s well-known support for Dogecoin, which surged 33,000% in 2021 partly due to his endorsement, the post he endorsed made no mention of the cryptocurrency. While Dogecoin is accepted for Tesla merchandise, it has not been officially integrated into X’s payment system, leaving its role in X Money uncertain.

bitcoinist03/07 20:02

Elon Musk Cosigns X Money Post, But Does It Have Anything To Do With Dogecoin?

bitcoinist03/07 20:02

Musk Creates Another Capital Myth? SpaceX IPO Approaches, Stock Volatility May Be More Intense Than Tesla

SpaceX, the aerospace giant founded by Elon Musk, is reportedly preparing for a potential IPO as early as this month, with a target valuation exceeding $1.75 trillion. Analysts predict the stock could experience even greater volatility than Tesla (TSLA.O) post-listing. Key growth is expected from its Starlink satellite internet business, projected to generate significant future revenue and profits. However, the company faces challenges typical of Musk-led ventures, including ambitious timelines that often face delays, such as the Starship rocket and Mars mission goals. The stock’s performance is likely to be heavily influenced by Musk’s leadership and public persona, with a low public float of around 3.3% potentially amplifying price swings. Negative news affecting Tesla or Musk could also impact SpaceX, highlighting concentrated risk. Despite delays, investor focus remains on long-term vision over short-term setbacks.

marsbit03/04 10:30

Musk Creates Another Capital Myth? SpaceX IPO Approaches, Stock Volatility May Be More Intense Than Tesla

marsbit03/04 10:30

Betting on Tesla and SpaceX Merger? Cathie Wood's Space ETF Buys Tesla for the First Time

Cathie Wood's Ark Invest has made a significant move by adding Tesla to its Ark Space & Defense Innovation ETF (ARKX) for the first time, purchasing 35,766 shares. This decision has sparked market speculation that Wood may be positioning for a potential merger between Tesla and Elon Musk’s SpaceX-xAI combined entity. The timing is notable, as reports suggest SpaceX and xAI have recently merged, fueling discussions about further integration with Tesla. While the investment could be a strategic bet on such a consolidation, it may also reflect Tesla’s growing focus on robotics—specifically its Optimus project—which aligns with ARKX’s theme of adaptive robotics and space exploration. Tesla is already a top holding across several other Ark ETFs. Additionally, Ark’s Venture Fund holds significant stakes in SpaceX and xAI. Market analysts, including Chamath Palihapitiya and Wedbush’s Dan Ives, have suggested that a reverse merger of SpaceX into Tesla is a growing possibility, though it would face regulatory and shareholder approval hurdles. With SpaceX remaining private and publicly accessible investment avenues limited, Ark’s move offers investors indirect exposure to Musk’s broader commercial ambitions, including potential future IPO activity.

marsbit02/09 11:34

Betting on Tesla and SpaceX Merger? Cathie Wood's Space ETF Buys Tesla for the First Time

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