Tech billionaire Elon Musk has again unintentionally collected feedback to his tweet from crypto lovers
bought Twitter in October 2022. He has posted a tweet to highlight a year anniversary since he closed the deal on purchasing the social media microblogging platform for $44 billion.«Freedom», the tech tycoon wrote, citing his own tweet from October 28 last year, in which he had stated «the bird is freed», hinting at the iconic blue bird – the logo of Twitter.
When buying Twitter, Elon Musk stated that his major goal was to give people back freedom of speech on this platform. He likened Twitter to the «global town square», where people can talk to each other and exchange opinions. Hence, the tweet he published last year about «freeing the bird».of crypto fans among his followers .
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