Musk said he bought a book called "how to Fraud", and netizens replied.

CTOnews.com Feb. 5, Marc tweeted today: "I ordered a book called 'how to Fraud' a few months ago, but it hasn't arrived yet. I'm starting to think it might be. No, I'm sure it will arrive soon."

In response, some netizens commented, "did Bill Gates write it?" Another netizen said, "you seem to have learned it."

Another netizen imitated Musk's writing style and satirized the FSD function, which had not been delivered as scheduled, saying, "I ordered 'FSD', a few months ago but (the official version) still hasn't arrived. I'm starting to think it's a. No, I'm sure it's coming."

On August 7, 2018, Mr Musk suddenly tweeted that he was considering privatising Tesla at $420 a share, adding that "funds are guaranteed". Tesla shares rose 11 per cent on the day Mr Musk announced the news. But ten days later, the media said that the funding for privatization was far from certain, and the share price fell. On August 24, Musk announced the suspension of the privatization process. The incident triggered a class action lawsuit by Tesla shareholders, who accused Musk of paying billions of dollars in damages for Twitter fraud.

CTOnews.com learned that after a three-week trial on February 3 local time, the jury found that Musk did not mislead the public in his 2018 tweet about the privatization of Tesla and was not responsible for the losses suffered by Tesla's shareholders.