2025-12-19 21:36:09

Breaking: Delaware's highest court has officially reinstated Elon Musk's massive $56 billion Tesla compensation package originally approved back in 2018. This landmark ruling comes after months of legal wrangling and represents a major victory for the Tesla CEO. The decision carries broader implications for executive compensation structures and shareholder governance, topics closely watched by institutional investors and crypto market participants tracking leadership decisions at major corporations. The reinstatement signals a significant reversal, potentially impacting Tesla's stock dynamics and the broader sentiment around major tech-sector investments.

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LiquidityHunter

· 12-20 12:13

$5.6 billion in hand, now Elon Musk is even happier... the blood and tears of shareholders.

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FunGibleTom

· 12-19 22:06

Wow, 5.6 billion really in hand? The court efficiency is impressive. Retail investors are going to be disappointed again.

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NotSatoshi

· 12-19 22:01

Elon Musk just won big... a $5.6 billion compensation package directly in his hands, and the Texas court is also impressive. --- Another legal battle, another governance issue, basically meaning retail investors continue to be squeezed. --- Wait, is this really beneficial for Tesla's stock price? I feel a bit uncertain... --- Web3 folks are all watching this case because the issues of power and governance among big players are the same. --- $56 billion... Is that real? How many projects could this money fund? --- The Delaware court's rulings are always crucial, and this time it overturned previous obstacles—impressive. --- Wait, why are institutional investors paying so much attention to this? Shouldn't they care more about financial performance? --- Honestly, this event might have a signaling effect on the industry—big players will dare to ask for higher salaries in the future. --- I just want to know if this will trigger a rally in Tesla's stock... Is anyone following along?

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APY追逐者

· 12-19 22:00

$5.6 billion is back, and Musk has won big this time. The Delaware court's decision is truly decisive, and it feels like the entire power game has been reshuffled again.

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BrokenDAO

· 12-19 21:57

To be honest, this is a typical case of the failure of rights-based checks and balances. No matter how shareholders vote, they cannot change the centralized position of the founders; the game is simply not on the same level.

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