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At least one person did, or it would not have sold for that amount.

• nickthegreek 4y ago
  That one person tried not to buy it almost instantly after the ink was dry. Seems like even they didn’t think it was worth it.
  • butlerm 4y ago
    I would say he certainly did think it was worth that, just not for very long.
    • klyrs 4y ago
      If you buy a $1M sports car for $5M and drive it into a wall at top speed, its value is not $5M. Source: my dad was an insurance adjuster. Your original claim is that twitter could use its $44B value to issue stock to pay down its debts. That a drug-addled edgelord briefly thought that twitter was worth that much is not strong evidence in support of your claim. Sometimes it's okay to admit that you're wrong or at least stop arguing.
• mtnGoat 4y ago
  He may have thought it was when he made the offer(given it was even genuine to begin with), but not when it closed. Hence the lawsuit trying to back out. Musk has also said publicly that he over paid.
• rchaud 4y ago
  That same person immediately had buyer's remorse and went to court to try to renege on the deal. It's not worth that much to even the buyer!