Twitter users have been waiting with bated breath for the final outcome of the deal between the board of the social media platform and the world’s richest person.
“I hope that even my worst critics remain on Twitter because that is what free speech means,” he said in another tweet.
On April 14, Musk had announced his takeover bid, calling it his “best and final offer”.
Musk, a Twitter user with more than 84.5 million followers, had created a hue and cry online by suggesting a slew of changes on the platform including adding an edit button, altering Twitter Blue premium subscription services, removing the letter ‘w’ from Twitter, and converting the company headquarters in San Francisco to a homeless shelter.