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Elon Musk Says Certain X Users Will Get Premium Without Cost. However, It Isn't 'Free' For Anyone

If you look at this from a monetisation perspective, Musk seems to have pulled off yet another genius move. How effective it would be remains to be seen.

Elon Musk, the eccentric owner of X (previously known as Twitter), has announced a new strategy aimed at rewarding its most influential users. Musk announced that users with a certain number of subscriber followers would now have access to the platform's Premium services for free, marking a significant pivot in how the platform monetises and incentivises user engagement. Readers should note that what seems like free access to Premium is actually a smart money-spinning idea from the world's
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