Elon Musk Leaves Fate Of His 21 Billion dollar Tesla Stock On Twitter Poll

The world's richest man and the owner of the electric car manufacturer Tesla (Electric Vehicle Tesla Owner) has sent a tweet that shocked everyone.

He has asked his followers on Twitter for advice on whether to sell 10 per cent of his Tesla shares. His tweet comes as Democrats in the United States have proposed a billionaire tax.

‘The recent tax evasion has had a very unrealistic benefit. So I propose to sell 10% of Tesla's shares, "Elon Musk said in a tweet.

'I don't get any bonus or any salary. Similarly, I have the option to sell Tesla shares to pay the tax. Whatever happens will be accepted, "Musk said.

Meanwhile, many reacted to his tweet. Most people also advised him to sell 10% of the shares. So some people even advised them not to sell the shares to pay the tax amount.

As of June 30, 2021, Elon Musk owned 170.5 million shares of Tesla. If they had sold the shares, they would have been worth २१ 21 billion by Friday, according to Reuters.

Musk's tweet comes at a time when the US Congress is proposing a billionaire tax. The tax will be used by the Biden government to address social and climate change issues. Musk had previously criticized the tax.

Elon Musk, the richest man in the world, is expected to make an entry in the Internet services sector in India soon through Starlink. The company is said to be looking for a partner.

Elon Musk, the richest man in the world, is expected to make an entry in the Internet services sector in India soon through Starlink. The company is said to be looking for a partner.

After the policy commission identifies 12 districts under the first phase, discussions will be started with broadband service providers. We will look at the interest rates of some companies and the Universal Service Obligation Fund (USOF).

According to media reports, according to Starlink, they have received more than 5,000 pre-booking orders in India. The company charges ९९ 99 per customer, or Rs 7,350. Also claiming to give speeds of 50 to 150 Mbps in the beta phase

Elon Musk is providing internet services through Starlink. Meanwhile, in India, they want to start it. Musk is awaiting regulatory approval to launch the service. Alan Musk is serving in some countries, including the United States. Media reports