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“As noted by Schiffer, Musk adds that he sees “a clear but difficult path” to achieving a $250 billion valuation, which would eventually make Twitter’s current stock grants worth 10 times as much as they are now”

Emma Roththeverge.com ↗

Musk paid $44 billion and now prices employee stock at $20 billion. The staff who survived the layoffs get paid in grants at the low price and a promise of $250 billion. Half the top 1,000 advertisers are gone. The equity is a lottery ticket printed by the man who lost the first $24 billion.