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From the linked statement: "Tesla will not be selling any Bitcoin" Edit: Yes, technically it’s future tense, but I’d be surprised if there were going to declar
by mmahemoff 5y ago
From the linked statement: "Tesla will not be selling any Bitcoin"
Edit: Yes, technically it’s future tense, but I’d be surprised if there were going to declare this without also disclosing any material amount they’ve already disposed of. It would do wonders for any charge of pump and dump.
- bourgwaletariat 5y agoAre you suggesting Elon Musk isn't honest? https://finance.yahoo.com/news/tesla-sold-bitcoin-q1-proceeds-202359810.html https://finance.yahoo.com/news/tesla-sold-bitcoin-q1-proceed...
- trompetenaccoun 5y agoRemember when he tweeted that the TSLA price was too high just so he could buy back stock at a lower price? Then after getting fined a measly $20 million he said it was "worth it". And to be fair, at least he's honest and open about his market manipulation, unlike other players. Shows us that he's able to get away with it. If this doesn't wake people up about the blatant manipulation that goes on in financial markets, I don't know what will.
- gpm 5y agoFuture/past tense... that statement was future tense and simply be the rules of the english language excludes the sales you are referring to.
- mrtksn 5y agoWhat if he sold most of it already and simply won't sell anymore? The statements is about their intentions for the future, it's not about what they did or did not.
- m3kw9 5y agoMaybe he did a wallet transfer, then sold personally. Transfer the balance back to company. Semantics.
- cableshaft 5y ago...because we already sold it!
- coolspot 5y agoThis explains last month of BTC downward move.