Have you ever heard of Bitcoin, Ethereum, or Dogecoin? If so, do you think they are "virtual" things?
Virtual money, also known as cryptocurrency, has been a hot topic in recent years, with heavy appearances on TV and social networks. Why cryptocurrency attracts attention, I think it can come from the following reasons:
In the technology and finance world, they research new technologies. Individual investors have profit potential many times greater than traditional assets such as stocks, real estate, etc. And a very large number come from "anti" and bad first impression of an investment channel full of risk, volatility and full of fraud and loss of money.

According to Arkham Intelligence, a blockchain analytics company, they have identified the Bitcoin wallet addresses of Tesla and SpaceX for the first time.
Specifically:
Tesla: Currently holds about 11,510 Bitcoin (worth about 780 million USD) distributed across 68 different wallet addresses.SpaceX: Owns 8,290 Bitcoin (worth about 560 million USD) across 28 wallet addresses.
You can follow the details of Tesla and SpaceX's cryptocurrency wallets on Arkham:

Worldcoin price ($WLD ) plummeted 40% from its ATH of $9.50 after Elon Musk filed a lawsuit against parent company OpenAI on March 1. However, positive moves from whales and long-term holding investors are strengthening confidence in WLD's future.
WLD price drops 40% after OpenAI lawsuit

The main reason for the WLD price drop is Elon Musk's lawsuit accusing OpenAI of breach of fiduciary duty and unfair competition. This stopped WLD's impressive growth momentum in February.