ARKHAM ALERT: SPACEX MOVING $130M $BTC
SPACEX JUST MOVED FUNDS TOTALLING $133.7M. THEY TRANSFERRED 300 $BTC ($33M) AND 915 $BTC ($100.7M) TO NEW WALLETS
THIS COMES 3 DAYS AFTER THEIR LAST $MOVE OF 100 $BTC pic.twitter.com/YplK8QAdvn
— Arkham (@arkham) October 24, 2025
SpaceX holds 6,970 Bitcoin
At the time of writing, SpaceX holds 6,970 bitcoins, worth ~$772.15 million. SpaceX, along with Tesla, started accumulating Bitcoin in 2020-2021.
A year later, Elon Musk began advocating cryptocurrencies. That was during the previous crypto bull run. The entrepreneur consistently endorsed Dogecoin and Bitcoin.
Around that time, Tesla announced it would begin accepting Bitcoin as payment from electric vehicle buyers. But after about three to four months, Tesla scrapped those plans due to Bitcoin mining’s environmental impact.
Tesla purchased $1.5 billion worth of Bitcoin. But the EV maker later sold a major portion of its $BTC holdings. It originally held around 48,000 $BTC and sold 75% of its position in 2022. Tesla missed out on billions of dollars by selling $BTC early.
As of today, Tesla holds 11,509 $BTC, according to data from Arkham Intelligence.
SpaceX, on the other hand, has not made any major Bitcoin purchases or sales since 2022. The company has not officially disclosed its Bitcoin acquisition strategy.
In other related news, the US government has moved a bunch of coins seized from Alameda Research over 2 years ago. It moved $1 worth of Viberate token, $36 of OCEAN tokens, and $60 of HOT tokens.
Bitcoin is currently trading at $111,017, with a market capitalization of $2.2 trillion and a trading volume of $50 billion. Ether is standing at $3,940 and has been struggling to break over the $4,000 barrier over the last 24 hours.
Bitcoin’s dominance is standing strong at 57.7%, while Ethereum has a 12.4% share of the crypto market. The overall market sentiment is labeled fear-based on the Crypto Fear and Greed Index.
The crypto market is still trying to recover after the recent market crash due to Trump’s tariff hit on China, which caused massive liquidations across exchanges.