As Michael Saylor set precedence this year with corporations converting their USD to bitcoin, he’s now calling on other forward-thinking leaders to do the same.
Enter Elon.
Elon Musk has a history of challenging the status quo.
A few examples:
Keeping Tesla’s balance sheet afloat with personal funds during the financial crisis of 2008/2009.
Embattling with the SEC over Twitter (calling them Short-seller Enrichment Committee) in 2018/2019.
His consistent vocal criticism of California’s regulation and response to COVID-19 towards businesses. So much so for Tesla specifically, that the company is actively building it’s newest factory in Texas, and Elon musk has personally moved there recently.
He successfully led another company he runs, SpaceX, through the first privatized manned spaceflight in 2020.
He runs another company, Neuralink, that’s working on helping humans interface with artificial intelligence through a chip implant.
He also named his child X Æ A-12 earlier this year. It’s a stretch for the scope of this article, but it’s true and gives insight into what his *limits* could be.
My point is - he has a precedence of doing *unusual* things and forward-thinking behavior, like Michael Saylor, and this certainly fits that narrative. Let’s see if the board of directors of $TSLA think so too. As Tesla is forecasted to be the 5th largest company in S&P500 once it’s included in the index tomorrow (that escalated quickly), I imagine this detail deserves a bit of focus. 🚗
That being said, it’s not quite as easy to convince a publicly traded company to do things as an individual. But then again, look at the constituent owners of Tesla stock.
🌜As a fellow $TSLA shareholder - I’m in.🌜
Elon Musk - your move.
-Bap 🕊️