Elon Musk and Zach Kirkhorn to be known with New titles

[Gozie51]

I visited coin telegraph and was reading this new title of sort about the guy getting very popular for his followership and publicity, Elon Musk. And now, he is going to be known with a new title.

Would this bring a new kind of hype to his person and push bitcoin higher because I also know that he bought huge number of btc some time ago that fired price up.

Effective as of March 15, 2021, the titles of Elon Musk and Zach Kirkhorn have changed to Technoking of Tesla and Master of Coin, respectively.

In a world where CEOs and chief financial officers no longer matter, meet Tesla's new "technoking" and "master of coin."

Which are we going to address him with  

technoking and master of coin

[dunfida]

As usual! There would be always a corresponding title that would really be mold on.

[buwaytress]

I'll slide that right next to "Grower of Hair Otherwise Already Lost" and "Namer of Children to Bestow Preordained Bullying". But back to being serious, Master of Coin isn't actually a fanciful new title, if I can believe the old games I used to play, where CFOs in companies were... masters of coin;)

I'm not jealous anyway. I'm a Legendary here. Hooyah.

[SeaBits]

At the meeting where this decision was taken, the possibility of a GOT term was discussed; I'd love to be in that session. "We have some suggestions in front of you". In a world where things are changing, I think it's great to see things like this happen. Some company hiring down the road will get a kick out of it seeing: "Master of Coin" on a resume.

[milani]

I visited coin telegraph and was reading this new title of sort about the guy getting very popular for his followership and publicity, Elon Musk. And now, he is going to be known with a new title.

Would this bring a new kind of hype to his person and push bitcoin higher because I also know that he bought huge number of btc some time ago that fired price up.

Effective as of March 15, 2021, the titles of Elon Musk and Zach Kirkhorn have changed to Technoking of Tesla and Master of Coin, respectively.

In a world where CEOs and chief financial officers no longer matter, meet Tesla's new "technoking" and "master of coin."

Which are we going to address him with  

technoking and master of coin

I would say fad of rich people does not have borders. Very often they do such things like these, that is why we can find new technokings and masters of coins and so on. Sounds very funny. It will not be a great surprise in case in some period of time we will see new titles and appointments.

[Twinkledoe]

I would say fad of rich people does not have borders. Very often they do such things like these, that is why we can find new technokings and masters of coins and so on. Sounds very funny. It will not be a great surprise in case in some period of time we will see new titles and appointments.

They can always create new titles or names. It is just a matter of perspectives here. The important thing is, how are they going to influence the market? Not only in tweets or social media channels, but in real life, look at how they are applying it to their own lives. Can they really make a difference in human history even without those titles?

[sayaya17]

It's true that they attach new titles to someone, it's because they've made a splash in the industry. Of course, because their buzz became
something popular and brought many people to be affected, for example, Elon tweets that made some altcoins pump, and his tweets about bitcoin.
If someone wants to be famous often make something phenomenal that makes you famous. So people can attach new titles to someone.

[bbc.reporter]

I'll slide that right next to "Grower of Hair Otherwise Already Lost" and "Namer of Children to Bestow Preordained Bullying". But back to being serious, Master of Coin isn't actually a fanciful new title, if I can believe the old games I used to play, where CFOs in companies were... masters of coin;)

I'm not jealous anyway. I'm a Legendary here. Hooyah.

I like the master of coin title. It is very Game of Thronesy hehehe.

In any case, does everyone know why Elon Musk is doing this? I speculate that this funny news might only be a distraction. There were articles that Chinese regulators have summoned Tesla last month.

[mk4]

I strive to reach that point where I'm so rich that I could just do extraordinarily dumb(but cool) things like this without giving a crap about the government.

In any case, does everyone know why Elon Musk is doing this? I speculate that this funny news might only be a distraction. There were articles that Chinese regulators have summoned Tesla last month.

I'm guessing it's publicity. Tesla got most of it's publicity from Elon's meme-ish personality as it's said that they don't pay for any traditional advertising, and it's working really REALLY well.

[cryptoaddictchie]

Not really impress that high with the title but merely an impression to what he did on dogecoin. For sure many believe that Elon got some funds to pump and hype it. But I think he can do it but not by making unnecessary records or history for everyone who uses their laptop or gadget.

Can't really say there is no impact on marketing from his Twitter and social media accounts. But hey, the title served him well as his project known for a long time traditions isn't it?

[yohananaomi]

yes, everyone must also admit that @elonmusk plays a very important role because it can increase bitcoin and even Doge altcoins are also affected because it is just a tweet, not to buy, in contrast to bitcoin, which uses its tesla company to buy bitcoin.

the influence of the increase in bitcoin can be felt by the way it works which includes the courage to make everyone believe in bitcoin more. because it seems that the increase in bitcoin is very fast from its time because many companies are participating to make bitcoin an investment. different from the doge increases only because the tweets alone are not the action to buy so that even though it increases, it will return to its original price.

actually what is the meaning of a title that is not a recognized title, even though it may feel more fantastic and whether the embedding will not make it hostage if next time what is said is not proven.

[Renampun]

*There's nothing special about this, I think it's just a one-sided confession 'lol'...
I'm aware that Elon Musk has a big influence but he may be a new player in the crypto world. Sometimes the media likes to exaggerate things that are trending and that aim to increase the rating of their writing.

[Kong Hey Pakboy]

As usual! There would be always a corresponding title that would really be mold on.

That is if that title was to catch up with the general public which is in between likely and unlikely. But considering that this titles can be pick up by big magazines such as Time, maybe they might be able to make the title cling to the back of the minds of many people. What does these title do in the first place? Now that I think about it the title "Master of Coin" sounds a lot like it came from the series Game of Thrones.

[Gozie51]

I'm aware that Elon Musk has a big influence but he may be a new player in the crypto world. Sometimes the media likes to exaggerate things that are trending and that aim to increase the rating of their writing.

He has brought a kind of publicity to himself with the hype of doge and huge buy of some coins. Of course every whale has the capacity to beam light on there self especially with the media being alive to draw up attention. Musk is relatively new but it is his time with the kind of hype around him.

[tinopener]

I love the fact Elon Musk is a normal dude who is into things like Game of Thrones.

[DooMAD]

Pretty tenuous link to Bitcoin, to be honest.  Just because someone owns an amount of bitcoin, doesn't mean we need to care when they change their job title.  Try to give less focus to shallow "celebrity" status.  This shouldn't even be considered news.

[bbc.reporter]

I strive to reach that point where I'm so rich that I could just do extraordinarily dumb(but cool) things like this without giving a crap about the government.

In any case, does everyone know why Elon Musk is doing this? I speculate that this funny news might only be a distraction. There were articles that Chinese regulators have summoned Tesla last month.

I'm guessing it's publicity. Tesla got most of it's publicity from Elon's meme-ish personality as it's said that they don't pay for any traditional advertising, and it's working really REALLY well.

I am skeptical. His meme-ish tweets on dogecoin and presently this funny news about new company titles always coincides with something negative that has occured with Tesla in China.

Tesla’s stock is also beginning to go down.



Tesla says car accident caused by 'wet ground', mocked by Chinese netizens

The Tesla car bumped into a metal wall at a construction site, with the owner saying that the vehicle skidded and it was hard to put on the brakes.

"Combined with on-the-spot investigation and the scene photos provided by the owner, it can be seen that there is a large amount of sand and gravel on the ground, and it is muddy due to a large amount of water. It is preliminarily judged that the accident is mainly caused by the wet ground and the slight amplitude when the owner first stepped on the brake pedal, resulting in a longer braking distance. No failure of the accelerator pedal, brake system and drive unit was found in the whole testing process," Tesla statement posted on Sina Weibo read.

But a majority of Chinese netizens did not buy the explanation. Some mocked at the car company, saying "Tesla is always innocent!"

Source https://www.globaltimes.cn/page/202103/1218288.shtml

[Lorence.xD]

I strive to reach that point where I'm so rich that I could just do extraordinarily dumb(but cool) things like this without giving a crap about the government.

Most of the stunts that these people do are calculated risks and they almost already know the outcome of their actions. Elon can do stuff because of his SpaceX company which is a contractor of the US government so in a way, as long as their interests are met, Elon can do this online shenanigans.

[Sithara007]

Most of the stunts that these people do are calculated risks and they almost already know the outcome of their actions. Elon can do stuff because of his SpaceX company which is a contractor of the US government so in a way, as long as their interests are met, Elon can do this online shenanigans.

SpaceX actually benefitted from the cold relationship between the United States and Russia. Previously Russia used to transport the American astronauts to the ISS, but after the relationship became thorny, Americans started looking at other options. And at that time, SpaceX was the only available non-Russian option. Both Tesla and SpaceX are benefitting from certain US government policies. If Elon had a strained relationship with the authorities, then Tesla/SpaceX would not have reached such high valuations.

[Lorence.xD]

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SpaceX actually benefitted from the cold relationship between the United States and Russia. Previously Russia used to transport the American astronauts to the ISS, but after the relationship became thorny, Americans started looking at other options. And at that time, SpaceX was the only available non-Russian option. Both Tesla and SpaceX are benefitting from certain US government policies. If Elon had a strained relationship with the authorities, then Tesla/SpaceX would not have reached such high valuations.

That will be a difficult thing to happen, with the benefit that USA gets from SpaceX for their space program, I think that it will took a lot before a strain in their relationship can happen. AFAIK, the problem between Russia and USA doesn't include their space relations but I could be wrong though as Cold War has ended a long time ago.