Capytistas Says It Posted 32 Addresses Tied to Musk, Tesla Leaders

An anonymous group calling itself Capytistas says it posted 32 addresses tied to Elon Musk and Tesla leaders, prompting fresh security concerns as it threatens to publish more personal information.

Capytistas launched a website Nov. 2 and said its first release contains 32 addresses associated with Musk, Tesla board members and executives. The group says it plans to publish 153 more addresses in the coming weeks, plus more than 3,500 records about institutional backing, investments, market-making and supply-chain links.

The website places Musk in a primary tier and Tesla directors and executives in a secondary tier. Capytistas says it has listed 14 institutional investors and 39 suppliers; those entries point to company offices, factories and mines.

The group acknowledges its approach as doxing and frames the releases as a demand for accountability from powerful figures. It says Musk was listed first because he draws public anger, which it aims to direct toward other targets.