Elon Musk Said Repricing His Twitter Deal for Less Is 'Not Out of the Question,' According to Report

At The All In Summit 2022, Musk didn't give the impression that he felt that way.

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He said that a deal with a lower price tag is not out of the question.

Musk said at the Miami conference that there is no way to know the number of bots.

For the last few days, Musk has been waffling publicly on his bid to acquire Twitter for about $44 billion as tech stocks dropped.

The deal was temporarily on hold and then he was still committed to the purchase. He said his team would check the accounts.

The response from stakeholders seemed to have been sparked by this.

On Friday evening, Musk said 100 accounts was the sample size of the social network.

Musk replied to the thread with a poop, after Parag Agarawl said in a thread that anyone could not perform aspam bot test with 100 accounts.

Variety has reported that the account count at the micro-messaging site is 5%.

Musk has talked about having issues with fake accounts on the micro-blogging site before, but an analyst said that Musk was talking about a dog eating homework.

The huge pressure on the stock since the deal, a changing stock market environment last month, and a number of other financing factors have caused Musk to get cold feet on the deal.

The bot idea is not a new issue and likely more of a scapegoat to push for a lower price.

The more questions I ask, the more my concerns grow about the company. Insider couldn't independently verify this.

Musk spoke at 2 p.m. on Monday at The All In Summit. The media was not allowed to attend the event on video.

All things economic, tech, political, social, and poker are covered in the event's bio.

Three days of discussions, belly laughs, poker, and fine wine with the besties were promised by the All In event website.

A request for comment was not responded to by either Musk or Twitter.

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