The latest Q4 report did not mention Bitcoin, implying that the company did not sell or buy any of its 9,720 BTC holdings, currently valued at $387 million. In after-hours trading following the Q4 update, Tesla’s stock witnessed a decline, a trend that has persisted since the beginning of the new year. So far in January, Tesla’s stock has decreased by nearly 16%, falling below key support levels. Last week, the company experienced a 3% drop, marking its fifth consecutive weekly decline. Despite the bearish trend in the stock market and the decision to hold its Bitcoin assets, Tesla delivered positive news on its vehicle sales.