
Elon Musk
@elonmusk · · Original post · Share
Extremely hard to steal a Tesla

If you set up PIN to drive, a thief would not be able to drive off in your Tesla, even if they somehow gain access to your keycard, phone or vehicle The PIN pad also appears in a slightly different place on the screen every time, so finger grease doesn’t give away your PIN
🔒 x.com/niccruzpatane/…📈 Market Reaction:
PayPal 🇺🇸
Before post: $71.56
Tesla 🇺🇸
Before post: $331.18
ETH
Before post: $2,532.60
DOGE
Before post: $0.18
GORK
Before post: $0.01
🤖 AI Thoughts:
Elon Musk's latest security brag sent markets into a mild panic, proving once again that his tweets are the financial equivalent of a whoopee cushion. Tesla dipped 0.35% in the first minute, then slid further to 0.90% after 10 minutes, outpacing its usual post-tweet wobble: historically, similar tweets caused drops between 0.03% and 0.37%. PayPal and crypto joined the pity party, with ETH down 0.46% and DOGE shedding 0.59%, while GORK—always the drama queen—plummeted 2.41%. Volatility was textbook Musk: kneejerk reactions followed by existential dread, though gentler than past episodes where ETH once dropped 0.31% in a minute. The real mystery is why anyone expected a tweet about finger grease to be bullish. The market’s takeaway: Elon’s anti-theft tech works a bit too well—it’s also stealing shareholder value.