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With Elon Musk’s right hand Linda Yaccarino stepping down, here’s who Polymarket is betting will take over the CEO spot at X
Elon Musk hasn’t said who will replace Linda Yaccarino as CEO of X following her announcement she was stepping away from the job on Wednesday. But that’s not stopping the prediction markets from making a guess.
Polymarket is letting people wager on who will be the new head of the social media hub—and, so far, the race is a virtual tie.
Leading the votes, as of Thursday morning, with a predicted 22% chance of being the pick was … no one. Users bet that no succeeding CEO would be announced this year. Right behind the empty chair was Mahmoud Reza Banki, with 21%. X brought Banki on as chief financial officer last November. (Banki formerly served as CFO of Tubi and was pardoned by Trump in a case connected to 2010 charges for making false statements.)
Not too far behind them is Elon Musk himself, with a 15% chance, according to Polymarket bettors. And Nikita Bier, who joined X as head of product just over a week ago, was behind Musk with an 8% chance.
From there, the list becomes rather absurd, with candidates ranging from Grok, the Musk-overseen AI that went on an antisemitic tirade earlier this month, to social media star MrBeast to Twitter founder Jack Dorsey.
Musk, replying to Yaccarino’s post, succinctly wrote “Thank you for your contributions.”
Yaccarino’s departure was reportedly in the works for weeks.
This story was originally featured on Fortune.com
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