F2Pool co-founder Wang Chun replies to Musk that he owns the niubi.com domain
Elon Musk posted on X on November 9, 2026, saying, “Chinese 𝕏 is 牛逼.” The post was a bilingual Chinese-English post, using the Chinese internet slang term “牛逼” to praise the Chinese X community.
Chun (@satofishi, Wang Chun) then replied, “Get https://niubi.com, sir.” niubi.com currently redirects to Wang Chun’s X homepage. Wang Chun is a co-founder of F2Pool and previously took part in a private SpaceX space mission.
Original source:
Title: Elon Musk original post Publisher: Elon Musk (@elonmusk) Publication date: 2026-11-09 URL: https://x.com/elonmusk/status/2119629310969467053 Source type: original post Verification status: This read of the original post and related replies was verified on 2026-11-08 Supported content: supports the original post content “Chinese 𝕏 is 牛逼” and Chun’s reply
ABAB AI Insight
Musk’s post used Chinese slang to directly evaluate the Chinese X community. The statement did not include a specific product or policy explanation and was a brief comment on the community’s activity. Wang Chun’s reply linked the domain niubi.com with his own homepage, creating an immediate interaction around the term “牛逼.”
Wang Chun had previously appeared publicly because of F2Pool’s mining business and SpaceX’s Fram2 polar orbit mission. His activities in the crypto and aerospace fields appeared alongside this domain reply, but the post itself did not involve any business or mission arrangements.
This interaction changed Musk’s public way of commenting on the Chinese X community. The observation metric is whether more direct comments aimed at specific language communities, as well as related domain traffic changes, appear afterward.
ABAB News · Cognitive Law
When a platform owner uses target-language slang to comment on a community, it can directly trigger an immediate response from community members.
Binding a domain redirect to a personal homepage can turn internet slang into a personal identifier.