After Musk's live broadcast was hacked, someone offered a reward in BTC for protection.

The order acceptance rate of the dark web hitman market has skyrocketed! On a certain day in October, Musk was live streaming when suddenly the screen went black.

A few minutes later, the live broadcast resumed, and he smiled calmly and said, 'If I'm still alive tomorrow, I will continue the live broadcast. If I'm not here tomorrow, I will publicly disclose the list of bribed politicians from 83 countries.' The live comment section instantly became lively, with numerous posts offering BTC rewards for protection! It is reported that BTC reward posts are one of the earliest posts in the BTC community. In simple terms, they are reward posts. As long as you complete the task, you just need to provide your BTC address. According to the poster, the order acceptance rate in the dark web assassin market has also skyrocketed from 2% to 10%. Moreover, the price for accepting orders has decreased from $500,000 to $300,000. Every tweet from Musk is a gem. Many tech geeks have noticed that the antique clock in the background of Musk's live broadcast is stopped at 4:44, seemingly implying something. Tesla's surveillance captured a man in black entering and leaving Musk's house, and a self-destruct countdown code appeared on the SpaceX console in Musk's house, seemingly warning him. Musk received a private message from the NASA director on Twitter, 'Please delete that tweet!' The tweet said, 'If I'm still alive tomorrow, I will continue the live broadcast.'

Netizens' attitudes towards Musk are also divided into two camps, one is in support of him, saying he dares to expose politicians' corruption, while the other is conspiracy theorists, saying he has touched the bottom line of some people's interests and will be silenced. In addition, players in the currency circle are also busy, turning Musk's tweet into an NFT, priced at 1000 Ethereum.