Sorry, but your logic doesn’t hold. The whole contempt argument was whether Elon’s tweet was material, but the original agreement formed too loose a definition. They have been forced to explicitly state what is material information. Plus they’ll be withdrawing their contempt case too.
Agree with what you said. But the idea that the original 420 case was weak and now that Elon and his team would have another chance at the settlement they wouldn’t budge as much as played out as completely false. The new Twitter policy is just as if not a little more restrictive than the old one. And the tweet the SEC went to court over is basically exactly the type that now needs to be approved. Not hard to realize here that Elon’s side was not willing to throw away the settlement because even if the contempt motion was denied the settlement it self was in peril and they were not willing to go through the fraud case again.