Elon Musk changed his Twitter bio to "Chief Twit" on Wednesday, as the Tesla CEO and world's richest man enters the final stages of finalizing a deal to acquire the company.
The change could be a sign that Musk plans to appoint himself CEO of Twitter once he acquires it — or create a "made-up" title as he has at Tesla, where he is listed on financial documents as "Technoking."
CNBC first reported in May that Musk was likely to name himself interim CEO after closing the $44 billion deal. It would be a temporary arrangement that would last "a few months," according to CNBC. But a lot has changed since May, so it's unclear if Musk plans to take on a temporary or permanent title, if any at all.
Musk did not immediately respond to a request for comment from Insider.
A Delaware judge gave Musk and Twitter until this Friday at 5 p.m. ET to close a deal. If it's not reached, a trial will resume in November, which experts told Insider Musk would likely lose.
Musk tried to get out of the deal, but agreed again to buy Twitter at his original offer earlier this month — after a bevy of his private texts were released as part of Twitter's lawsuit against him.
Twitter's current CEO is Parag Agrawal, whose relationship with Musk imploded after Musk's initial offer. Some of the released texts showed the falling out that led to Musk initially pulling out of the deal.
