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Internal data shows that Musk has lost $70 million a day since he took over Twitter.

Today, let's talk about the "God operation" since Musk took over Twitter.。At this time last year, Musk pushed the consensus, throwing $44 billion to buy Twitter, the ambition to make Twitter into the next WeChat-like "super app," the result of a year later, a accidentally leaked Twitter internal documents show that now the social media company's value is only $19 billion, compared to the previous sharp reduction of 25 billion, shrinking by more than 50%。What is this concept?In days, Twitter's market capitalization has shrunk by nearly $70 million a day over the past year! It has to be said that Musk's role is due to the fact that Twitter's market capitalization has shrunk so badly.。When he first took over Twitter last year, Musk came up and replaced people's executives first, and then carried out a series of layoffs, driving away some of the old employees, causing people to lament that even the rest of the employees had to live in the panic of possible layoffs every day.。To develop the business, military instability is certainly not enough, Musk had to dig from CNBC to the United States advertising industry star Linda Yacarino, but in the face of Musk left behind the mess, Yacarino also seems a little powerless。However, among the many divine operations, the most incomprehensible thing for Musk is to cancel Twitter's iconic blue bird pattern and change it to the black, uncreative X, erasing more than 17 years of brand recognition, which is simply self-defeating.。It can only be said that people are eager to stand on the shoulders of giants, but Musk directly cut off the shoulders of giants, said I create a giant.。A good tweet to buy you you will not use, now changed to four different, can only say, old horse, or you can play ah!

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