The Tesla Empire came into play on March 24, 2025, when Elon Musk, its voluble visionary, stood on the verge of a city and a coup de grâce without precedent. As the man who transformed electric cars into a global powerhouse now launched a wild revival of Tesla supporters, he was horrified by a series of disputes he had hijacked. As he took the genius of a billion-dollar company into his hands, Musk’s last works unraveled—he saved him, even though it ended his career—and experienced agonizing indignation when he had to take him with him as executive director. With Wall Street gone to Silicon Valley, the question after all they’re saying is, “Do you see the Tesla titan losing his money?”
Last week, Musk, now with Rodeos, lashed out at X with a series of posts he completed in his subsequent other fields. He received the award for the Hyperion presentation. But that doesn’t mean it’s the case. In a nightly month, Musk responded to critics in his position at the Governor’s Department of Efficiency (DOGE), saying, “Sanguijuelas con muerte cerebral” and “Patéticos Gusanos que chupan de vida de innovación.” Not true, ahí; listening to Tesla investors, he said, “If I don’t like my vision, I’ll buy your supplements and buy it with more.” The posts, which have accumulated 50 million views per hour, created a Molotov cocktail that led to a base of polarized fans.
The reaction was swift and brutal. The major players—think BlackRock, Vanguard, and a multimillionaire titan from the Cobertura fund—are not alone; Rugieron. On the fourth day, a coalition representing more than 30% of Tesla members called off a murder deal, calling Musk’s behavior “reckless, unprofessional, and a courageous decision by the members.” “We tolerated his eccentricities due to his results,” he said, “but this crosses all boundaries. His diatribes are beating our faith and the future of the company.” I confirmed that the group, heard from BlackRock’s Larry Fink, expected a reunion in case of emergency, and there were rumors of a vote to oust Musk, which led to the absurd Cybertruck.
The moment I couldn’t see was no longer poetic. Musk’s work and DOGE, an attack embraced by Trump, has sparked controversy with its turbulence, as critics claim uncontrollable influence on the federal government. His diatribes about “Building Tesla from nothing” were bramó. “No permission is needed to decide what happens!” For the activists, no audacity, no excessive Chinese arrogance, just a means to harness Tesla’s power.
Wall Street is in turmoil. Tesla shares, which reached a high of $350 for Hyperion, were down 8% on pre-opening bets as they panicked. Goldman Sachs analysts were stark in their views, saying, “Musk’s volatility is now passive, not active.” The Junta directive told us that it had long since issued a statement of approval for its caprichos. This is a breach: the directors have insinuated that they have renounced it, and they have implemented internal filtering. “Elon is a genius, but he behaves like a dictator,” added the description of one Junta member. “We can’t leave like a dictator.” The alliance of activists with millions of dollars and influence demanded a drastic solution: oust Musk from his CEO title, relegate him to a decorative paper, or be excluded entirely.
Musk, that’s his style, isn’t it? At 10 a.m. PDT, X chimed in: “The actors want a puppet? No, it’s not. Tesla is mine and has already won the final.” He announced a “big reveal” that implied a counter-argument—a new product, a SpaceX maneuver—to move it on its platform. More than 200 million followers were pointed out the difference: “Rey Elon” greeted him, “Rey Elon” greeted him, “Rey Elon” called him. This included X zumbaba with #MuskOut and #SaveTesla, a civil meme and manifesto war. “Lo ha perdido todo,” publicly—an investor. “It’s an hour from a new conductor.”
I’m very much in play. Tesla’s $1.2 billion valuation depends on Musk’s magic: When he died, the brand was at a standstill, especially with rivals like Rivian losing their talons. Without an embargo, their criticism, DOGE’s bravado offended investors and sent them into a tailspin. The investors weren’t even angry, but when they moved, and Fink, after getting informed, they soon reunited to get a battalion. In his third year, Musk became the first founder and CEO to be fired from the bank for his empire, following Steve Jobs’s sale of Apple in 1985.
At the reunification of the Junta Directive, the world was in the presence of an Alt-Riesgo duel. Will Musk’s rebellion on Corona be saved, or will his lost weapon finally fail? The Hyperion. You are my dears, Elon Musk’s next move could redefine Tesla’s goal or consider transforming it into a notorious nuclear.
