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Fortune
Shawn Tully

Elon Musk convinced pals Marc Andressen, Changpeng Zhao and Prince Al Waleed to invest in Twitter. They’re down 67%, according to a new Fidelity filing

Tesla CEO Elon Musk on blue and yellow background. (Credit: Justin Sullivan—Getty Images)

Last year, Elon Musk burnished his legend as the greatest salesman on the planet by rallying arguably the most prestigious roster of technology superstars ever assembled for a single investment. The Tesla CEO lured assorted icons from Marc Andreesen to Changpeng Zhao to provide a king's ransom in bolstering his bid for what now looks like a turkey squawking in 280 characters—Twitter.

The big Twitter co-investors were mostly long time Musk allies

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