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Why nobody else bought twitter before?
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this post was submitted on 16 Feb 2025
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Musk massively overpayed for Twitter. They wouldn't have sold the company, but Musk made a ridiculous offer and they accepted. Then he tried to back out of it, and the court forced him to follow through. But he didn't have enough money to match his offer, so he had to find some investors willing to bail him out because they wanted him to kill the platform for them.