Elon Musk says Twitter is no longer 'in the fast lane to bankruptcy' – but still isn't 'secure'

Musk said that expenses were under control and that there was no need for a bankruptcy.

"That seems to be going in a good direction", Musk commented on the new feature that allows users to see how many people view their tweets.

Musk said that the expenses were under control. The company is no longer in the fast lane to go bankrupt.

In a reply to a user who quoted the billionaire, Musk said that it wasn't secure yet. There's still a lot of work to be done.

—Elon Musk (@elonmusk) December 25, 2022

Insider reported in November that Musk had raised the possibility of bankruptcy in his first meeting with employees after a worker asked if his plans to increase revenue would work.

Musk said in June that he was worried about keeping the company alive.

It's usually a last resort for troubled companies, but it could be a benefit after Musk loaded it with debt.

A request for comment by Insider was not responded to by the social network.