According to an Analytics site, buybitcoinworldwide, business intelligence company MicroStrategy, American electric car company Tesla, and the first country to adopt BTC as legal tender, El Salvador have seen a large percentage of the value of their BTC holdings go down the drain following the most recent market crash.
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Many investors in the top asset class have lost huge chunks of money following the recent drop in value of most cryptocurrencies. The losses of Tesla, MicroStrategy, and El Salvador have just run into over a billion dollars together with MSTR taking the biggest hit.
Coindesk reports that MicroStrategy alone has lost over $1 billion since BTC touched $22,900 on Monday. MSTR has purchased a total of 129,218 BTC since it started accumulation in August of 2020. The company is reported to have spent $3.96 billion in accumulating.
Tesla also holds approximately 42,902 BTC, and was purchased at an aggregate sum of $1.32 billion. The electric car company is reported to have lost a total of $320 million so far leaving it with just $1 billion.
El Salvador’s position is really shaky because the whole nation would bear the impact of any losses since it’s a legal tender in the country. The country holds a total of 2,301 BTC which was valued at $101 million. The country’s holding is now just worth $54 million.
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