Unfortunately there are a lot of Elon haters who just make stuff up. I’m not saying you are one of those. But I will say that because of this phenomenon, when you make claims of this sort, if you don’t provide evidence you are likely to be asked for evidence.
I've been seeing similar scams in Elon's replies, they just copy his profile picture and name and reply with a different account. You might have seen that one
I have a (dumb) friend who fell for this. It was a good scam - the eth scambot used the same profile photo and had a very similar @ username to elon's (minus the "Verified" icon of course), and it looked like "real" people were replying with affirmations.
I assume you are joking. In case you aren't, start with the subject of this very thread ($100M claimed Vs $10M reality). Then work backwards through every claim he ever made about anything. Here's a collection of his top hits https://www.elonmusk.today/
It's definitely that old scam that used to be floating around on Twitter. Read this familiar blurb for Elon on this part of the video. https://youtu.be/3fMGjJVijdY?t=4537
That’s a different scam that has been going on for years. They phish/crack random, usually inactive, verified accounts. And then they chance the display name / profile picture to Elon’s. Then they reply to his tweets with this message
Here is a link to someone doing what you say should immediately attract ten bots:
https://x.com/xtlufa/status/1710110358088917405?s=46&t=mWO9f...
As you can see, zero bots have replied.
Unfortunately there are a lot of Elon haters who just make stuff up. I’m not saying you are one of those. But I will say that because of this phenomenon, when you make claims of this sort, if you don’t provide evidence you are likely to be asked for evidence.
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