Tesla’s Chinese-made EV sales just jumped 39.4% in May — seventh straight month of growth.
Even with all the noise around tariffs and competition, Tesla is still executing well in its biggest market. This kind of consistent demand for EVs shows how real the shift toward new technology sectors continues to be.
I’ve been thinking lately that as traditional industries like automotive go through big transformations, the infrastructure layer underneath becomes more important. That’s why I’m keeping an eye on Bedrock.
Bedrock is building a solid foundation for the next generation of decentralized applications. With Bedrock 2.0, they’re focusing on scalability, security, and long-term reliability — the kind of base layer that can support real innovation in AI, tokenization, and other high-growth areas.
In a market that’s still maturing, having strong infrastructure matters more than ever.
What do you think?
Is Tesla’s growth in China a sign that EV adoption is still accelerating, or are we seeing the peak?
And how do you see projects like Bedrock positioned for the next phase?