TechFlow news — Elon Musk took to Twitter to respond to Ben Smith, editor-in-chief of news outlet Semafor, saying, "Neither I nor Twitter received any investment from SBF/FTX. Your article is false," and added, "Semafor is owned by SBF, creating a massive conflict of interest in its reporting." Musk rejected claims that SBF held any stake in Twitter, stating, "SBF might hold shares in Twitter as a public company, but he certainly does not own any shares in Twitter as a private company."
Earlier, Semafor published a report claiming SBF contributed $100 million in equity for the now-private Twitter. Source link




