Musk choosing to slide in at lightspeed was unexpected, yet understandable.
Because those in Silicon Valley's tech faction who want a seat at the table are not limited to just him; there's no need to resist hard and draw fire for others.
In the following days, Delimei's offices were bustling with visitors every day, with endless companies seeking investment and longing to go public.
This is because Delimei first acquired stakes in United Health to intervene in the North American market's healthcare system, then assisted General Motors in acquiring Tesla, proving that they not only provide market resources but also have the capability to protect their partners.
Simply put, they've already secured their seat at the table, and partnering with them doesn't come with the worry of paying double protection fees.
What others can offer, they can offer too; the protection others provide, they can provide as well.
