What will Crypto Twitter look like post-acquisition? Blockchain executives share their insights

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After months of back and forth, elonmusk finally closed the $44B deal on Twitter. What happens now?

Nearly seven months after Tesla CEO Elon Musk first made a tender offer to purchase social media giant Twitter, the $44 billion deal finally came to a close, resembling much of the original terms despite a heated. As a platform for news and announcements, marketing, and developer-user communication in the blockchain realm, crypto enthusiasts have already begun to speculate on the future of Twitter now that it’s in the hands of the billionaire tech entrepreneur.

At the annual Web Summit in Lisbon this week, Changpeng “CZ” Zhao, CEO of cryptocurrency exchange Binance, said that the first feature he would like to see Twitter implement is accepting crypto payments. Binance invested $500 million into the acquisition, and CZ cited support for free speech and the monetization potential of the platform as“The first step is to just accept crypto.

This is what my app has looked like ever since my tweet upset you yesterday. What’s good? Doesn’t seem very free speechy to me

 

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I thought that he would never buy this network

I opened the text. I expected way more than that. Don't be upset, it's just i could write that, nothing new, nothing to discuss about, nothing to think about. U can do better.

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