I'm not convinced there's a hidden answer, or anything. He saw a very poorly managed operation, went "I could do that", and then fucked up even worse. Sharehold

I'm not convinced there's a hidden answer, or anything. He saw a very poorly managed operation, went "I could do that", and then fucked up even worse. Shareholders probably knew Twitter was overvalued, so selling at market-price to one madman was better than trusting another not to capsize your investment. So, they did what any reasonable investor would do, and they fucked over the users. Let it be a lesson to anyone who puts their faith in a private platform. These people don't care about you - they just get paid to pretend to.