Tesla CEO Elon Musk is Twitter's largest shareholder. He also prepared a series of changes, one of which was on his subscription service, namely Twitter Blue.
Twitter Blue itself was launched in June 2021 which is Twitter's first subscription service by offering exclusive access to premium features. However, this service is only available in the United States, Canada, Australia and New Zealand.
Launching from Channel News Asia, the Tesla boss suggested that users who signed up for Twitter Blue had to pay less than USD 2.99.
In addition, Twitter Blue users should also get an authentication checkmark as well as the option to pay in local currency. Elon Musk continued, the tick must be different from the blue tick for public figures or official accounts.
"Prices should probably be $2/month, but paid 12 months in advance. Account will be suspended without refund if used for fraud/spam," said Elon Musk.
"And no advertising. If Twitter relies on advertising money to survive, then the company's power to dictate policy will be enormous."
Musk also proposed an option to pay with dogecoin and asked Twitter users for their opinion.
Twitter has previously allowed people to tip their favorite content creators using bitcoin.
Last year Twitter said it planned to support authentication of Non-fungible Tokens (NFT), which are digital assets such as images or videos on the blockchain.
Twitter was also reluctant to comment on Elon Musk's suggestions for the service.
Musk also recently started polling Twitter on his personal account with more than 81 million followers.
One of the most ridiculous polls was the question of whether or not he should turn his company headquarters in San Francisco into a homeless shelter.
This is because not a single employee is seen coming to the office to work. The poll garnered more than 300,000 votes in an hour, with 90% answering yes.