Twitter has revealed a huge milestone, announcing that it has integrated with Elon Musk’s everything app, X. Twitter secretly declared its demise in a court filing in the United States.

“Twitter Inc. was absorbed by X Corp. and is no longer in existence.” “X Corp. is a privately held corporation incorporated in Nevada and headquartered in San Francisco, California,” according to the application.

When he was finalizing the purchase of Twitter in October of last year, he reiterated that X remains his long-term business plan. “Buying Twitter accelerates the development of X, the everything app,” Musk tweeted.

“Twitter probably accelerates X by 3 to 5 years,” he adds, “but I could be wrong.” Previously, Musk expressed interest in developing an app with complete functionality similar to China’s WeChat, IANS reported from New Delhi.

During a podcast, he stated that the United States requires a super app. “It’s either convert Twitter to that or start from scratch.” “It has to happen in some way,” he remarked.

“If you live in China, you live on WeChat. It can do everything. It’s like Twitter plus PayPal plus several other stuff combined into one, with a wonderful UI. “It’s really an excellent app, and we don’t have anything like it outside of China,” Musk told podcast listeners last year.

Musk co-founded X.com, an online bank that was subsequently combined to establish PayPal, in 1999.