Hugo Not The Boss

Elon doesn't want a SpaceX and Tesla Merger, he needs one. There are many discussion around when, how and what price should SpaceX and Tesla merge at, but most of us are missing the big picture. Elon has long decided full control over Tesla and SpaceX is a priority because he needs 100% control over his technologies, especially comes to AGI and robots. Elon said this before, he definitely will not build optimus, might not even build robotaxi if he doesn't get full control over Tesla. 20% voting power in Tesla is nowhere enough, So he found a way to change that, through an upcoming Merger with SpaceX with 85% controlling voting power, He will get 52% of the voting power of the merged entity at 50%Tesla/50%SpaceX. SpaceX IPO is only part of the process to get Tesla fully under control.

@LeadingReport Vance is not ready yet TBH, too young

JD Vance considers abandoning run for president in 2028, per Daily Mail.

@JOBhakdi 75T stock market can easily find a 75 billions, not to mention a 140T bond market

The amount of capital sucked into these IPOs is absolutely minute. $75B for $SPCX, that's roughly 1 minute turnover for Nasdaq.

@TOOSonX Lmao 6.2 ain't tall enough for them hoes. Are they looking for NBA player?

Turning someone down because of their outfit, is like saying you don’t wanna invest in a stock because you don’t like the letters in the ticker.

@OCpatriot_ Day 1 of Tax billionaires will cause a market crash so big 50% wealth is evaporated.

Let's run a little experiment together. First, let's agree on the math: - There are about 900 Billionaires in the US with a combined net worth of $3.2 Trillion. - There are 3.8 Million K-12 Public School teachers in the US. - There are 100 Million Americans on some sort of federal assistance. Let's start with teachers. How much of an increase to the average American K-12 teacher equals "playing teachers what they're worth"? $1,000 a year bump is too low. $10,000? Maybe. That's like $650 more a month. Not life changing but not nothing. But probably still not "what they're worth" so let's go much higher. $50,000 a year? That pushes them into a new tax bracket but it's still likely an additional $2,500 a month on their pockets. Now we're talking. That's $190,000,000,000 a year. Assuming we give teachers a 3% raise every year to keep up with inflation, and that we don't hire any more teachers, we run out of billionaire wealth in year 15. But we haven't yet touched the 100 Million Americans on federal assistance, healthcare, or childcare. So let's hold some of that back for them. Let's say we only fund those teachers with Billionaire wealth for 10 years, or $2.17 Trillion. We still have $1.03 Trillion for those other causes. Let's start with childcare. There are 4.2M children in America today with inadequate child care because their families are at or below the poverty line and their parents have to work and can't afford child care. The data says the very low end of childcare in this country costs $1,200 a month, so we'll use that. That works out to $60.48 Billion per year. Okay cool so we can fund that for 10 years at a cost of just under $605B from that $1.03T we had left after paying teachers "what they're worth" Oh, but we still have federal assistance, and healthcare, and now we only have about $400B left. We said earlier we have 100M Americans on federal assistance. Let's assume all of them need healthcare assistance too. We also said we have $400B left. If we equally disperse that $400B across 100M Americans over 10 years to assist in Healthcare that comes out to... $33 a month in additional healthcare assistance. Well that won't work. But that's all we have left. And then in 10 years we're completely out of Billionaire money and the massive teachers raises, the free childcare, and the paltry healthcare assistance runs out of funding. ...And America's economy collapses because we took the richest, most innovative, biggest job creating captains of industry, and made them penniless. Platner is insane.

@unusual_whales Tesla in China cost about the same in US. And Tesla are super popular in China. So yes you can buy 1 Tesla or 10 shit EVs in China.

“For the average price of a car in the US, you could buy 5 new Chinese EVs," per Reuters

@DaraBellazip Elon would want to merge before the majority lockups are due.

My prediction: IPO will go public; Dec which is 6 months locked expiration- 50% of 4.5 float will sale and put their money into $tsla stock. $tsla will make new highs (cause will be) Equal merger talk.

@TeslaBoomerMama X cash app will have a long way to go. I would use it if it replaces debit card and give me 3% cash back

I am convinced (yet know nothing) that Elon had hoped financial services on X would be operational by now, to issue the IPO shares to retail here instead of having to use the traditional banks and brokers. Oh well ... ✨️

@PeteHegseth better this than going to fraud daycares

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@tonjkb Are you saying if you don't put screen in the car people won't pull out their own screens?

Jony Ive: Using touchscreens for basic car controls is a 'dumb design' that endangers lives. "People are dying because of dumb design." "Multi-touch shouldn't be in a car. It requires by definition that you're looking at a display." When the man who popularized the touchscreen admits putting an iPad in your dashboard is a deadly mistake, automakers must listen. I grew up in cars with analog switches, and I miss them. You could operate the radio or the climate control by pure muscle memory while keeping your eyes on the road. Now, the data backs up that everyday frustration. A University of Washington study proves touchscreens cause lane drifting. Starting in 2026, Euro NCAP will actually strip 5-star safety ratings from cars that refuse to use physical buttons for basic controls. We sacrificed safe, intuitive hardware for flat screens. It is time to bring the buttons back. Source: Cleo Abram

@dekonomy @SawyerMerritt looks like a giant shaver

@SawyerMerritt idk i kinda like it. response seems a bit dramatic lol. matte black would look pretty sick

Never thought I'd say this about a Ferrari, but this is one of the ugliest EV designs ever, and it can be all yours for $640,000 lol

@NickGibbsIAG Tesla won't pop until Robotaxi scale meaningfully, which won't happen until Merger is annouced. Tesla can also pop on the announcement pull up by SpaceX market cap.

We have the strongest set up for $TSLA in a long time. $TSLA Might hist All Time Highs.. I'll explain what we need for this to happen. We also have a 10 Year high in Short Sellers coming into play.. Is this Noise or something you need to pay attention to? Finally - Whats going on with Iran, What new companies am I trading, and am I about to sell Covered Calls on $TSLA again? All this and more - Lets Discuss: $Meta $NVDA $APP

@XMasterrrrrs @Rainmaker1973 WTF everything Rainmaker posted is taken from other people, zero credits ever.

Is Nikita out of his mind? Massimo has been uploading content for 11 years and his account has 4.3 million followers. He is a curator. Even Elon Musk praises Massimo’s account. Elon Musk has also subscribed to @Rainmaker1973 And almost all video content creators take videos from other platforms and upload them on X. This has been happening from the beginning. Is @ViralRushX an original content creator? He also takes videos from YouTube and uploads them. So why is Massimo being treated differently? Nikita Bier publicly saying “Today is your last day in the Creator Program” to one of X’s biggest curator accounts is a terrible look for the platform. For years X rewarded reposts, curation, and engagement driven content. Now suddenly the same accounts that helped fuel the platform’s growth are being treated like criminals? Massimo built one of the biggest science and discovery communities on X. Millions of people discovered fascinating content, rare moments, space, tech, and science every single day because of that account. You can debate attribution policies. That's completely fair. But publicly shaming creators who clearly added massive value to the platform is not how you build a healthy creator ecosystem. Curation is also a skill. If X wants to change the rules then create clear and transparent systems for credit, licensing, and revenue sharing. Not selective punishment after an account becomes huge. Because if “curating viral content” suddenly becomes a crime, half of X disappears tomorrow. Publicly telling such a huge creator “we are removing you from creator revenue” is not fair from the Head of Product at X.

@Bitcoin_Teddy Ahh yes, don't you go begging for space data centers to Elon.

“I wish he would just compete by building a better product,” Sam Altman says of Elon Musk. “Probably his whole life is from a position of insecurity, I feel for the guy... I don't think he's, like, a happy person.”

@dpoddolphinpro Somebody thought he outsmarted thousands of engineers. Also btw the explosion is scheduled.

That 270° roll at the end is super sketchy. Ship needs more work before it comes in for a tower catch. That being said - the fact that a Ship got this far on the debut flight of this version is spectacular.

@GazzettaFerrari Lmao some Chinese knockoff design?

Lewis and Charles revealed fully electric Ferrari Luce.

@_who_did_this @Rainmaker1973 This dude is just a pimp

@Rainmaker1973 Here’s one from just 14 hours ago off a small 2k account x.com/rainmaker1973/…

THE 2759 VIDEO THIS LIAR MENTIONS ARE A LIE. They were embedded from an account, and this HELPED THAT ACCOUNT GROW because of the visibility created. These people don't say this, but the account mentioned below had 0 followers when I started embedding the posts. PURE LIE.

@Rainmaker1973 You didn't steal 1 video, you stole 2700+ videos

@TheRevFeed Is this sarcasm?

Porsche 718 Spyder RS proving that mechanical simplicity is the ultimate luxury

@Unfilte90291535 @TechOperator Bro you must have owned an EV that eats battery heating but that ain't Tesla. You can sit in car with heat in for an hour for 2% loss

I drive several 300-mile round-trip journeys a year. Let's look at a "Long Range" Tesla 320-mile range. Unless it's cold out, then you lose 30-40% Good battery management means you stay within 10%-90% charge. So now your 320 miles is 180 miles. But there is an accident on the way and you spend an hour in traffic running the heater. The charging station at the closest exit is expensive, slow and only two of the chargers are working. You wait your turn. Your three-hour trip has turned into 6 hours and you are looking for a hotel. My hybrid truck has a 500 mile range. Every exit has a gas station that will get me back on the highway in ten minutes, including a pee break. We are not the same.

@mikepat711 @xdNiBoR @Enzoknol They're Youtubers

@xdNiBoR @Enzoknol Idk why but their reactions come off as scripted to me

Tesla FSD preventing a potentially nasty accident. Famous Dutch Youtuber @Enzoknol was testing out FSD when a car drove straight through the red light. You can see by their reaction how impressed they are by the software. The public perception of FSD is really good in the Netherlands. Most people seem to like it and I see a lot of Dutch spoken clips on social media of instances where FSD is performing super well.