Elon Musk explained why he bought Twitter in a tweeted note in which he spoke about promoting a “digital town square” where various beliefs can be expressed within limitations. “The reason I acquired Twitter is that it is important to the future of civilization to have a common digital town square, where a wide range of beliefs can be debated healthily without resorting to violence,” he wrote in a tweet.

However, Musk repeatedly said that he shelled out the $44 billion necessary to acquire Twitter for two reasons. The second is in reality the primary reason. Musk wants to make his dream of an everything app, a reality. The name X.com was Elon’s first company. It became PayPal when X.com merged with Confinity in 2000. PayPal was eventually bought out by eBay. PayPal is a niche payment system. It never aspired to be what Musk wanted for X.com to take over the world’s financial system. Musk’s idea for X.com, was to create an “everything-store for all financial needs: banking, digital purchases, checking, credit cards, investments, and loans.

According to his biographer Walter Isaacson, Musk had been planning to rebrand Twitter to X in a bid to fulfill his dream from the ’90s since before he took over the company.

A major plank of Elon Musk’s plan for expanding X into an “everything app” has been grafting a payments network onto its main social networking service. The details of this project have remained blurry, but dozens of documents the company has submitted to state regulators—which have not previously been made public—give a new view of the business. Those plans include a Venmo-like payments feature that will let users store money on their X accounts, pay other users or businesses, and even buy goods and services in physical stores.

Expect an announcement from Musk on X.com’s expansion into financial services before the end of 2024. Considering his success with PayPal, Tesla, Space X/Star Link, and now X.com, Neuralink, and The Boring Company, it is reasonable to conclude that X.com (previously Twitter) will shake up the world’s financial system.

This is all part of the Biblical prophesied end times scenario playing out in our day. Musk is the richest man in the world and he is becoming the person the world is looking to for answers. Undoubtedly, he has a brilliant mind and says the right things such as he wants what is best for humankind in all that he does. But as he comes from South Africa he is not a candidate for the Antichrist.