Musk: Twitter purchase does not proceed without guarantee that fake accounts are less than 5%

Elon Musk will proceed with the

, worth $ 44 billion, only when he has more clarity on the numbers of bot users.

This was reported by Tesla's boss, according to

.

Twitter, in a document filed with the SEC (the American body responsible for supervising the stock exchange), has estimated that they are less than 5%, while the billionaire believes that they are about 20%.

"My offer was based on the accuracy of Twitter's SEC statements," Musk tweeted in the morning.

"Yesterday, the CEO of Twitter refused to prove that" bot accounts "are less than 5%. You can't go on with this deal until he does."

Twitter pledged to close at the set price

Meanwhile, the social media makes it known that it is "committed to completing the transaction at the price and conditions established as soon as possible".

Twitter writes in the note informing the market that it has filed with the SEC the

, an information document for shareholders which - he emphasizes - "contains important information including the background and reasons for Twitter's transaction with Musk". 

Twitter reminds that the acquisition price, which will have to be approved by the shareholders, is $ 54.2 per share, a value that Musk seems to want to question by raising doubts about the percentages of fake accounts.