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Jack Dorsey Resigns as CEO of Twitter
Jack Dorsey is now the former bitcoin-friendly CEO of Twitter. Dorsey's role at payments company Square remains unchanged. "The Hash" panel discusses what this means for Twitter and where Dorsey could head next. Could he be focusing more on his bitcoin advocacy?
Twitter CTO Parag Agrawal Replaces Jack Dorsey as CEO
Dorsey shared an internal email confirming his resignation, in which he described the importance of Twitter “breaking away from its founding and founders.”
Jack Dorsey Expected to Step Down as Twitter CEO, Democratic Senators Oppose Biden’s OCC Nominee Saule Omarova
CoinDesk’s Nikhilesh De reacts to reports Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey is expected to leave his position as head of Twitter. Separately, according to Axios, five Democratic senators expressed to the White House last week their opposition of Saule Omarova as Head of the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency (OCC).
Jack Dorsey Steps Down as CEO of Twitter
Twitter’s board of directors unanimously appointed current CTO Parag Agrawal as CEO and a member of the Board, effective immediately.
Twitter CFO: Buying Crypto Assets ‘Doesn’t Make Sense Right Now’
"The Hash" hosts react to Twitter CFO Ned Segal saying investing in cryptocurrencies “doesn’t make sense right now,” citing volatility concerns. Meanwhile, Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey is a supporter of decentralized technology, including bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies. His fintech firm Square also holds crypto on its balance sheets. What do we make of the disconnect?
Twitter CFO Says Buying Crypto Assets ‘Doesn’t Make Sense Right Now’: Report
Ned Segal cited volatility as to why the company doesn’t want to invest in crypto.
Twitter Is Launching a Dedicated Crypto Team
The social media giant has tapped Tess Rinearson to lead its new team focused on decentralizing social media.
Elon Musk Facing $15B Tax Bill, Takes to Twitter on Whether He Should Sell 10% of His TSLA Shares
Tesla CEO Elon Musk asked his 62.7 million Twitter followers Saturday whether he should sell 10% of his Tesla (TSLA) holdings. Some suggest this is due to Musk’s impending tax bill of more than $15 billion in the coming months on stock options.
The Cube Movement
The frenzy for Tungsten Cubes may seem like a frivolous meatspace meme. But some profound truths lurk within all that heavy metal.
