You misunderstood my point. The problem isn't that Twitter will go bankrupt, because it might as well operate for those 412 years as you said, no problem here.

You misunderstood my point. The problem isn't that Twitter will go bankrupt, because it might as well operate for those 412 years as you said, no problem here. But if it won't be making any profits then it's stock price can fall another 77 percent, or more. Twitter's CEO and employees will be fine, but shareholders will loose patience (and money). EDIT: I've just thought of the way Twitter should proceed with it's business - stop pretending it is a business in the first place. Twitter should be officially converted to what it really is: charity organization with focus on freedom of speech. This would give them some tax benefits plus the possibility of raising money through donations.