Friday, amid a trend on Twitter that reads “RIP Twitter,” Binance CEO Changpeng Zao (CZ) spoke out in aid of Elon Musk, the CEO of Twitter. After the recent ultimatum by the Twitter CEO to choose between working intense, incredibly hard-core, long hours or losing their jobs, the trend #RIPTwitter exploded onto the scene.
CZ stated that the more successful you are, the more people FUD about you. He also added that it makes you stronger and not weaker.
CZ shows his support for Elon Musk
illy Markus, the creator of Doge, pokes fun at Twitter in a post titled “RIP Twitter,” comparing its demise to that of Google Plus. In a recent tweet thread, Markus also makes fun of Twitter employees, claiming that they intend to leave with their money rather than work long hours to save a “dying company” (Twitter).
Following an order from the new owner Elon Musk, hundreds of Twitter employees left the company, flooding Twitter with heartfelt messages. The hashtag #RIPTwitter started to trend on Twitter as users questioned whether the service would be discontinued.
Others shared memes of gravestones with the epitaph “Mr. Musk killed the service,” while some users made light of the fact that there was only one employee left. Some users claimed to have switched to other social media platforms.
On Wednesday, Mr. Musk gave the remaining Twitter employees less than 36 hours to resign or pledge to work on “a breakthrough Twitter 2.0.” He said those leaving would receive a three-month severance package.
According to the NY Times, four people with knowledge of the discussions said that Mr. Musk and his advisers met with some Twitter employees they considered “critical” in order to prevent them from leaving. He seemed to soften his standpoint on not letting people work from home before alerting their managers, sending conflicting messages about the company’s remote work policy.
Ever since Twitter was taken over by Elon Musk, he has been working on implementing changes to make it a better place. Musk is known for his workaholic nature and is very committed to his work despite of being the wealthiest person.