Image Credits: Metro UKOver the past few months, much has been made about the financial situation of Dan Bilzerian - a venture capitalist who is also the self-proclaimed ‘King of Instagram’. Dan Bilzerian has over 32 million followers on Instagram, and has become famous due to the posts about his extravagantly rich lifestyle.Criticism about his brand of content and overall attitude has come from all corners of the internet, with YouTuber Philion recently calling him a ‘man-baby’. Dan Bilzerian’s legal troubles began when former President of his company Ignite International Limited filed a lawsuit against his former employers.Former President Curtis Heffernan had claimed that he was fired when he refused to approve Dan Bilzerian’s extravagant spendings using the company’s money. The company has been in poor financial shape, and lost a whopping $50 million last year.Image Credits: Republic WorldDan Bilzerian takes a dig at Journalists waiting for his company to go 'bankrupt', Twitter hits back with factsThis has led to widespread speculation that Dan Bilzerian will soon be announcing bankruptcy. However, on 21st October Dan made a rather typical post on his Twitter wall. As you can see, he was trying to mock people who expect him to declare bankruptcy in the near future.All the dumb ass journalists patiently waiting for Ignite to go bankrupt pic.twitter.com/pTm4s5H78p— Dan Bilzerian (@DanBilzerian) October 20, 2020However, Dan was guilty of underestimating the power of Twitter. Hundreds of users immediately responded with facts that paint a very different story. As you can see below, users talked about his future, and said that he might as well be going to jail soon.According to the newly released financial statements, Ignite has already LOST almost 100 Million USD since its creation. A great businessman you've become, Dan! I see Bankruptcy and then Prison in your future, just wait for it.Bilzerian? More like BILLLLLLZERIAN.#TakingLs pic.twitter.com/qtIlfmGuto— soy alvarito 🍅 (@alvarito8tweet) October 20, 2020Others brought to light the financial pressure and dropping value of stocks that the company has experienced over the past several months.Is that skeleton waiting for Ignite to turn a profit, or go bankrupt? I wouldn't be talking smack with this chart, bro. Call me when you have generated $1.00 of shareholder value. pic.twitter.com/KIBRQXEyeR— G (@crazy_investor) October 21, 2020So, it's a buy then? $BILZF pic.twitter.com/8YWL6jhhSw— Cody P. (@OddStockTrader) October 20, 2020Others said that while bankruptcy is surely a given, there are further lawsuits that Dan should be more concerned about.Image Credits: Dan Bilzerian, TwitterOthers wanted Dan Bilzerian to be more honest about the situation, and said that it demanded something very different. Moreover, some users came up with rather complicated analogies explaining Dan’s position.Image Credits: Dan Bilzerian, TwitterFinally, we had users come up with all kinds of advice. As you can see below, one user thought that the best idea would be to retire, while another thought that Dan Bilzerian has already hit ‘rock-bottom’.Image Credits: Dan Bilzerian, TwitterFinally, this does not mean that some fans did not turn up to defend their favorite social media influencer. However, other people were quick to shut them down.Image Credits: Dan Bilzerian, TwitterWhile it cannot be said that Dan is necessarily in a terrible position which cannot be salvaged, it will be interesting to see what the future holds for the ‘King of Instagram’.