The BBC's technology editor looks at the path ahead for the tech company and the billionaire.
It is the moment nobody was quite sure would actually ever happen: after months of drama, Elon Musk says his $44bn deal to buy Twitter is complete.he has changed his bio to read "Chief Twit" and declared "the bird is freed". Job done, as far as he is concerned.
The fact that he wrote specifically to those who advertise on Twitter suggests he intends for now at least to stick with its digital advertising business model. That is despite this revenue starting to fall for giants like Google-owner Alphabet and Facebook-owner Meta, as the global financial crisis bites and firms find themselves with less cash to splash on marketing
West was banned for anti-Semitism and Mr Trump "permanently suspended" for inciting violence - sounds a bit hellscapey to me.Mr Musk has raged against the amount of spam and bot accounts he believes litter the site - Twitter has always disputed his claims that its official figure is far too low. He could order a mass cull, although that would probably affect everybody's all-important follower numbers, which could be an unpopular first move.
Mr Musk has not disguised his love of cryptocurrency and Binance, the world's largest crypto-exchange, is a proud investor in his vision .
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