The X of Elon Musk appointed the serial entrepreneur and the growth pirate Nikita Bier as a new product manager.
“I officially posted my way up,” wrote Bier on X, referring to his great presence on the application.
Bier is best known as the founder of Apps like Gas, who was acquired by Discord, and TBH, which was acquired by Facebook. Gas and TBH were applications for adolescents, which have been encouraged to leave compliments.
More recently, Bier worked as a venture capital partner at Lightspeed and as an advisor to the Solana Foundation.
“Although I already spend every watch hour on this application, I will now spend this time helping others unlock this same value,” Bier wrote on X on his new position. “And we will certainly be taking advantage of Grok’s power to create hyper-detached calendars and help people understand everything that is going on.
Elon Musk, in return, posted “Welcome to X” and answered Bier, saying “LFG” followed by two rocket emojis.
Bier’s success to date has relied not only on its ability to create applications that resonate with a younger demography, but also on the growth of the growth of these applications over a short period. In X, it could potentially create features that lead to adoption beyond the user base which is generally attracted by social networks in text.
Already, he alluded to the plans of what comes to then, by displaying X that “someone should repair the notifications” and suggest that he had a deeper integration of Grok during his interview.
