After the completion of the Twitter deal and Elon Musk's official acquisition of it, it became clear to us that he had involved himself in buying a platform whose value may not be worth half the amount he paid to buy it. The platform has been making losses since 2009, I think. And since Elon Musk is a businessman, one of his priorities is to increase the platform's revenue in every possible way.
At first, he laid off half of the employees, then lifted the ban on a percentage of the suspended accounts, and then presented a project to sell the verified badge for $8 per month. All of them, of course, were not to achieve the expected revenues.
Perhaps launching a platform-specific currency is in the same direction, but it would be a not very successful move either.
That has been clear from the start, and that is why he keeps trying to promote "look how great it become after I bought it!!" since he got the company. I mean have you ever seen any person trying to show how good of a job they did, when they actually did a good job? If you did it, you shut and up and work and people will see how good it is, if you keep on promoting how good things are, that means it's mostly a lie.
And even if it is actually doing good like he said, it's not making a profit like it should, and the price was more than double what it really worths so it's not going to be worth what he paid for many many years, even if everything goes well.