Elon Musk plans to integrate users' entire financial life into X by 2024
Musk made the announcement during the first all-hands meeting of X
X, formerly known as Twitter, was acquired by Musk a year ago
Elon Musk, the CEO of SpaceX and Tesla, has announced his ambitious plan to integrate users' entire financial life into his social media platform, X, by 2024. This announcement was made during the first all-hands meeting of X, which Musk attended remotely. The platform, formerly known as Twitter, was acquired by Musk a year ago and has since undergone significant changes under his management.
Musk's vision for X involves transforming it into a one-stop-shop for all financial transactions. This includes banking, investments, and even real estate transactions. However, the specifics of how this integration will be achieved are yet to be disclosed. The announcement has sparked a wide range of reactions, with some expressing excitement about the potential convenience, while others expressing concerns about privacy and security.
Since Musk's acquisition of the platform, X has seen a number of changes, including the introduction of new features and a shift in the platform's overall direction. Despite these changes, the platform has managed to retain its user base and even attract new users. As the platform moves towards its second year under Musk's management, it remains to be seen how these ambitious plans will be implemented and received by the users.
Musk's plan to integrate financial services into X platform
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