Elon Musk is not willing to back away from his claims that Twitter are misrepresenting the percentage of Twitter accounts that are actually bots.

After filing a 165-page document in the Delaware Court of Chancery that lays out his case, Musk has now gone to the court of public opinion, taking to Twitter to challenge CEO Parag Agrawa to a public debate “about the Twitter bot percentage.”

“Let him prove to the public that Twitter has <5% fake or spam daily users!”, Musk added.

https://twitter.com/elonmusk/status/1555950698252181507

Musk’s filing alleges that “the “key metrics” Twitter uses to evaluate the number of users on its platform” were misrepresented.

“They contain numerous, material misrepresentations or omissions that distort Twitter’s value and caused the Musk Parties to agree to acquire the company at an inflated price,” the filing claims.

“Twitter’s Complaint, filled with personal attacks against Musk and gaudy rhetoric more directed at a media audience than this Court, is nothing more than an attempt to distract from these misrepresentations.

“In fact, that has been Twitter’s strategy all along: to distract from and obfuscate the truth about its disclosures—first from its investors and then from the Musk Parties when they began to discern the truth.”