Elon Musk, the prolific entrepreneur and owner of the social media platform X, recently made a significant announcement regarding changes to the platform. Musk revealed that all likes on posts have been made private, visible only to the account owners, which he noted resulted in a "massive increase in likes."

In response to Musk's tweet about the platform's update, the community on X, including prominent figures in the cryptocurrency space, expressed positive reactions. Notably, Billy Markus, the co-founder of Dogecoin known as Shibetoshi Nakamoto on X and Twitter, shared his enthusiasm by posting a screenshot from a video game with the caption "Everyone liked that."

As Musk's post garnered attention, it accumulated 265,000 likes, underscoring the community's engagement and support for the platform's latest development.

Earlier, Billy Markus publicly supported Musk amid ongoing discussions regarding Tesla's compensation package for the tech mogul. Tesla's shareholders had approved a compensation plan in 2018 that could potentially award Musk $56 billion if the company's market value exceeds $650 billion within ten years. Currently, Tesla's market capitalization stands at $571.6 billion, prompting shareholders and a Delaware judge to question the feasibility and fairness of the payout. Tesla is now seeking shareholder reapproval to resolve this issue.

Markus hinted in his tweet that reversing the decision to honor the compensation package could harm Tesla's reputation. He emphasized the significant sum at stake and suggested potential repercussions for Tesla's corporate image if the agreed-upon compensation is not fulfilled for Musk, who has notably foregone a salary while leading Tesla.

The ongoing discussion and upcoming shareholder vote highlight the complex dynamics surrounding executive compensation and corporate governance in one of the world's most valuable companies.