Musk, the world's richest man, is doing things again, and this time the new company X Holdings, which was set up, is ready to acquire Twitter.
In fact, Musk has long been the largest shareholder of Twitter, holding a total of 9.2% of the shares; as early as March 25, Musk sent a vote on Twitter, asking netizens whether Twitter complied with free speech, and more than 70% of the more than 2 million votes believe that Twitter has no freedom of speech.
So the next day Musk asked everyone, do you need a new platform? When the world's richest man with more than 80 million followers asks this kind of question, most people will think that he is going to start a new company, but no one expected that he actually shook a false shot this time and became the largest shareholder of Twitter; in fact, Musk submitted an application as early as March 14 and completed the acquisition of Twitter shares; so the question is, why did Musk go into Twitter in a big way? As we all know, Musk is a heavy user of Twitter, he uses Twitter to play the level of capital is the world's top, in August 2018, Tesla was shorted, the stock price continued to decline.
Musk suddenly tweeted, announced that tesla will be privatized, the price is 420 US dollars per share; as soon as this tweet came out, Tesla immediately soared, and the bears suffered heavy losses; with just one tweet, Musk got rid of the problem of the bears, and also pulled up the stock price, making a lot of money, and no one else; after this battle, Musk also tasted the sweetness of Twitter, and since then it has been out of control; in April 2019, Musk suddenly tweeted, claiming that Dogecoin is his favorite digital currency. He also changed his profile to the former CEO of Dogecoin, a virtual currency born out of jokes that skyrocketed overnight.
Before this, Musk has quietly hoarded a lot of Dogecoin; in May 2020, Musk tweeted that he felt that Tesla's stock price was too high, so Tesla plummeted in response, and even evaporated more than 10 billion US dollars a day; later everyone found that he was ready to raise funds, and he took the opportunity to buy goods, a word "absolutely"; in November 2021, Musk launched a vote on Twitter, asking netizens whether they should sell Tesla shares, and will operate according to the voting results. In the end, more than half of the people supported his sale, so Tesla's stock price began to fall continuously; the result must be known to everyone, Musk has cashed out at a high level before the tweet; repeated events have shown that in Musk, Twitter is simply an artifact, such a good tool must be in their own hands, otherwise today may be tens of millions of fans unlimited, tomorrow may be blocked ah.