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Elon Musk, Twitter's CEO, took a dig at FTX Chief.
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He claimed that FTX would still have solvent status if SBF were as skilled at managing a crypto exchange as he is at bribing media.
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Musk responded to a tweet asking if SBF could continue to fund media outlets after its bankruptcy filings on November 11.
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Musk tweeted Wednesday that FTX would be okay if SBF were as good at leading as bribing media.
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"I didn't take the money. He wrote that SBF/FTX does not own shares on Twitter."
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Teddy Schleifer, Puck's Twitter handle, tweeted on November 12 a list of media outlets SBF had funded previously -- including Vox and Semafor.
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He also questioned whether SBF would continue to support media in the future.
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Musk claimed that SBF was an investor in Semafor (the news publication that published the first report on Tuesday).
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Musk and Ben Smith (the editor-in-chief at Semafor) have been arguing on Twitter over the report's authenticity since Wednesday.
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