I had to double check that it was a comment after reading it. In both instances, it is under the assumption that the $10k investment was held until now.

Statistically speaking, I don't think there are that many people who actually held Bitcoin since it's origin because as you've pointed out, it doesn't even do anything and isn't the best kind of money. However, with TSLA, there has been a clearer path from the onset and a very good head leading to project, so there seemingly is a higher chance of someone holding TSLA stock for the long haul.

Makes for an interesting post and investigation though. You could even check wallets of the oldest bitcoins(basically by tracking wallets with least activity) and comparing it to any data you can get about TSLA stocks to get the average profit made by either investor.

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