Question:

Will X Corp (formerly and commonly known as Twitter, Inc.) become a pay to use app on or before 2024?

Critieria For "Yes" At Resolve:

> If the following happens from 18/09/2023 until on or before 23:59:59 01/01/2024 Greenwich Mean Time.

• Twitter/X (or its current form) becomes a pay to use app, meaning that everyone has to pay some sort of fee using some sort of currency in order to access the basic/main features of Twitter/X, examples could include but not limited to: viewing free (non-subscriber) tweets, to tweet (up to 280 characters I think) and or to retweet (quote/repost) etc.

Critieria For "No" At Resolve:

> If the following happens from 18/09/2023 until on or before 23:59:59 01/01/2024 Greenwich Mean Time.

• Twitter/X (or its current form) doesn't become a pay to use app, meaning that everyone doesn't have to pay any sort of fee in order to access the basic/main features of Twitter/X, examples could include but not limited to: viewing free (non-subscriber) tweets, to tweet (up to 280 characters I think) and or to retweet (quote/repost) etc.

Additional Notes:

• Because of this question's somewhat vague and broad description, I will have to use some of my judgements in resolving this question if anything does change regarding the fee/free-to-use status of Twitter/X, as an avid Twitter user, I think I can decide using a fairly objective standpoint.

Due Diligence:

• "Elon Musk is reportedly considering the idea of charging everyone to use Twitter/X" - @Dexerto on X

  URL: https://x.com/Dexerto/status/1703852502888644676?s=20

• Community Notes from the same post: "The post refers to a recent interview with the PM of Israel, where Elon stated they will introduce "lower tier pricing" for premium. There is no mention of charging everyone to use X." 34:40 of

  URL: https://twitter.com/netanyahu/status/1703806204894498966

Fairness/Neutrality Disclaimer:

• For the minimisation of conflict of interests, the creator of this question (@UnlockedCPU) will not be trading nor be holding any positions on this specific question for as long as it remains unresolved.

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