Tesla investors decided to limit Elon Musk’s appetites for buying bitcoins. The investment company Baillie Gifford, which is one of the five largest shareholders of Tesla, is going to raise such a question.

Baillie Gifford’s partner Anderson specified that investors are happy with the purchase of a $1.5 billion cryptocurrency, but no one warned them about such a determination. He is going now to discuss with Musk the limits on the amount that can be invested in bitcoin.

Earlier in February, Tesla announced a $1.5 billion purchase of bitcoins and announced that it would soon be able to pay for its products in cryptocurrency. After that, the price of bitcoin increased sharply and by February 9 it reached an all-time maximum of 48 thousand dollars per coin.