William: Tesla will also open the "bitcoin perpetual motion machine" mode
Editor's Note: This article comes fromChatting with William (ID: William1913), Author: William Chen, reproduced by Odaily with authorization.
Editor's Note: This article comes from
Chatting with William (ID: William1913)Chatting with William (ID: William1913), Author: William Chen, reproduced by Odaily with authorization.
Everyone already knows that Tesla bought Bitcoin, and I define it as "Bitcoin's biggest benefit in 2021". My favorite company bought my favorite Bitcoin. For me personally , Even blowing for a month can do it.But there is a statistic that should be unexpected to everyone, that is, the money Tesla made from buying bitcoins "probably" (to be conservative) has exceeded their profit from selling cars for a year.
I believe that everyone should be surprised when they see this data, because it seems that they just bought Bitcoin? How did you make so much money? Is it so easy to buy Bitcoin to make money?
Hey, it's really that easy.You may not believe it when you say it, but let me sort it out briefly.
This report believes that the cost of Tesla's purchase of Bitcoin is about 35,000 US dollars, which is the price in January. But in fact, Tesla bought Bitcoin in 2020, and public documents show that it was until the end of 2020.In other words, their cost must be lower than 3.5. Let's conservatively assume that Tesla's cost is 30,000 US dollars, that is, they bought 50,000. They should have made more than $1 billion in bitcoin by now.Google it, and the specific data of their annual profit is 721 million US dollars:It's amazing, right? It is indeed much faster to make money by speculating in coins than selling cars haha.Of course, everything will have to wait for their first quarter financial report before we know how much money they have made. What I am looking forward to even more is that if they announce their financial report next time and Bitcoin has allowed them to earn more than a year of profits, will their stock prices perform well by then?If so, then it looks like Tesla could start a "bitcoin perpetual motion machine" model as well.
The "bitcoin perpetual motion machine" model is simply that the company buys bitcoins - bitcoins rise to make money - financial reports look good and stock prices rise - issue bonds/loans/increase the proportion of cash usage and then buy bitcoins - repeat.If Tesla does this, and it really succeeds, then a large number of listed companies will follow suit. This is no longer a simple asset allocation, but a choice that is cool, profitable, and representative of attitude.
Looking forward to their financial report and subsequent stock price performance.For reference, here is the stock price trend of the first company to start the "bitcoin perpetual motion machine" model:
Don't expect Tesla to replicate this trend, but I think there will be many other small companies that can.Enough said about this one, no more introductions. They issued another convertible bond the day before yesterday, and plan to continue to use Bitcoin:The perpetual motion machine starts to work, and it seems that there is no need to do anything else. If you want to blame, blame this flooding era.In the end, I found that Tesla, the "biggest benefit of 2021", was a little bit threatened just after the start of the year, because BlackRock was about to come in:This is a ten-trillion-dollar asset management behemoth... If they sell Bitcoin to the "terrible old money" behind them, every one who comes in will have to be turbulent once..Look forward to it, it's useless to catch wind and shadows at present, wait until they actually shoot in with bullets worth more than one billion US dollars, and then blow them up.In short, today’s article is to tell you one of the scariest possibilities:If 10% of companies in the US stock market start to enter the "Bitcoin perpetual motion machine" mode, what will the situation be like at that time?
