
Elon Musk wants to make Twitter great again—here’s how he can do it
Elon Musk recently declined a board seat on Twitter, indicating that the Tesla and SpaceX CEO had other plans for the social media platform.
Elon Musk recently declined a board seat on Twitter, indicating that the Tesla and SpaceX CEO had other plans for the social media platform.
After purchasing 9.2% stake in Twitter, Elon Musk was offered a seat on the board for a term lasting until 2024, but he has decided not to accept, leading to speculations on what he might be up to.
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It’s unclear whether Musk sincerely desires to improve Twitter to preserve ‘democracy’ or whether he simply believes that buying a major stake will allow him to tweet whatever he likes without fear that he’ll be struck off the platform.
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As he made his Twitter exit, McCormack copped to being “a hypocrite” in his criticisms of the platform, noting that he was quite capable of “being a prick myself” in his interactions with other Twitter members.
In his recent blog post, Bitcoin inventor Dr. Craig Wright discussed the vision for Bitcoin and what he wants to see in the future.
The CEOs of cryptocurrency exchanges Coinbase and Kraken may find out the hard way that there’s a price to be paid for talking tough on Twitter.
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