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Analyst Claims Elon Musk Personally Holds Bitcoin and Dogecoin, Citing Company Reserves

Analyst Claims Elon Musk Personally Holds Bitcoin and Dogecoin, Citing Company Reserves

An analyst reignited the long-running guessing game around Elon Musk's personal crypto holdings this week, posting on X that the Tesla and SpaceX CEO owns both Bitcoin and Dogecoin. The claim, which cites the public Bitcoin reserves held by Musk's two companies as indirect evidence, comes as Polymarket bettors assign a 99.85% probability that Bitcoin will trade above $58,000.

What the analyst said

The unnamed analyst pointed to Tesla's and SpaceX's known Bitcoin holdings — Tesla reported roughly 9,720 BTC on its balance sheet as of last quarter — as a basis for arguing that Musk himself accumulated the assets personally. The post did not provide a source for Musk's personal wallet addresses or transaction records, and the analyst acknowledged that the details of Musk's individual crypto portfolio remain unclear. Neither Tesla nor SpaceX has commented on the claim.

Musk's history with crypto

Musk has long been a volatile force in crypto markets. His tweets about Dogecoin have sent the token swinging by double-digit percentages, and Tesla's 2021 Bitcoin purchase helped fuel that year's bull run. But he has never confirmed or denied holding digital assets personally, despite frequent questions from the community. The analyst's post adds fresh fuel to that speculation, though without verifiable proof.

Polymarket's near-certain bet

Separately, prediction market Polymarket is pricing a 99.85% chance that Bitcoin will exceed $58,000 — a level just under its current price near $59,200. The market's near-uniform confidence suggests traders see little risk of a sharp dip in the near term, though the contract's design (a binary yes/no on a single price threshold) can amplify consensus. The odds have held steady for the past 48 hours.

The unresolved question

Whether Musk actually holds Bitcoin or Dogecoin personally remains an open mystery — one that the analyst's post doesn't close. The next likely datapoint would come from a regulatory filing or a court disclosure, neither of which is on the immediate horizon. For now, the crypto world has another talking point, and Polymarket has another near-certain bet.