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Yesterday on Twitter, Elon Musk confessed that his call-out for a fistfight was just a jest that, evidently, went a bit too far. Musk mentioned that after suggesting a face-off with Mark at the Colosseum, Zuckerberg shot down the idea without batting an eye, citing he was "traveling." "Is there anywhere he will fight?" Musk tweeted. Meanwhile, Zuckerberg voiced his frustrations on Threads, implying Musk isn't serious about the showdown, citing some impending surgery and being elusive about confirming a final date. "I'm going to focus on competing with people who take the sport seriously," Zuckerberg writes. Such spectacles would even make Cirque du Soleil green with envy.

The world's richest individuals sparring on social media is pure entertainment. Zuckerberg proposed August 26 for the showdown, but Musk hasn't fully committed yet. Instead, he mentioned not having time for workouts; hence, he's lifting weights at work. And get this, Musk's combat style of choice is wrestling! Can you imagine the spectacle that would be?! Musk even suggested a charity fundraiser, but Zuckerberg countered by advocating for a "trustworthy" platform, hinting at avoiding X (Twitter). These clever marketing tactics have definitely sparked social media engagement! But will the face-off actually happen? What do you think?

X (Twitter) is actively seeking a financial-data giant to collaborate on building a trading hub within its app. The request for plans emphasizes the importance of real-time information, particularly in the realm of investing. The company aims to offer financial content, real-time stock data, and other related features to enhance user experience. Reminding that Elon Musk envisions the platform as a Western super-app akin to WeChat in China, Gojek in Indonesia, Grab in Singapore, and Gozem in Africa. Such super-apps integrate various consumer services like food delivery, ride-hailing, payments, investing, and identity authentication into a single app, providing a comprehensive user experience.

Hwang, co-founder of Orange Photography, had been the proud owner of the one-letter Twitter handle until the recent Twitter rebranding. As recently as Tuesday, he asserted that no one had attempted to reach out to him, but now the account is being managed by Elon Musk's company. According to reports from American and British media, the company not only took control of the account without prior discussion but also refused to offer any compensation. The only thing they offered Hwang was exclusive merchandise. Later, Hwang wrote from his new account, "All's well that ends well."

Elon Musk has once again pumped DOGE. The token surged by 4.1%. Meanwhile, the legal battle over Musk's alleged manipulation of Dogecoin rages on, with his attorney denying any involvement.

Elon Musk's legal team argues that his court battle with a group of disgruntled Dogecoin investors has dragged on for too long. The billionaire’s attorney, Alex Shapiro, has requested the dismissal of the revised lawsuit. “Enough is enough,” Shapiro wrote. “This action is yet another example of counsel’s abusive and belligerent litigation tactics.”

As Elon Musk occupies himself with the Twitter rebrand, the crypto community is enthusiastically trading tokens that bear association with the well-known platform only through its former name. The TwitterDAO (TWITTER) token is presently priced at $0.0001, despite a rocky start.This rise is attributed to the automatic system's verification and contract audit. Yet, it's vital to bear in mind that such tokens often morph into money-making tools for fraudsters, leading to a total wipeout of the assets belonging to external investors. The recent situation with BALD serves as a stark reminder of this risk.