If you honestly think that's a real possibility, how do you see that actually happening?
Edit: in case it wasn't clear, the "in a few months" time frame is what seems completely unrealistic to me.
https://www.axios.com/2022/11/10/musk-twitter-email-arduous-...
Strangely, it's the same story as linked in OP, but Bloomberg doesn't include that detail
A few weeks ago I didn't think this sort of outcome was possible, I thought Musk might muddle a bit and cause a long term decline, but nothing so sudden. Now, with the FTC consent decree potentially breached, advertisers running for the hills, Musk himself saying the company is close to bankruptcy, the resignation of virtually all key top staff including their head of Trust & Safety, and the departure of so many SREs that it will cause stability issues, there's a perfect storm developing that'll have mutually reinforcing effects. Social networks don't always die slowly, sometimes they collapse as Hemingway described: Slowly, then all at once.
The death knell would be if Twitter is kicked off one or both of the App Stores, but I think long before that the company will become completely unsustainable financially. I expect Musk to successively lay off more and more staff to try to stay ahead of that, making things worse.