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Found this about X (like Musk’s Twitter) and 17:

“Cross My Heart and Hope to Die”—The Mysterious “X” factor

An X is an ancient symbol for change or transformation.. .long associated in medieval and renaissance art with the coming of the Messiah who shall make all things new.

—Jim Tresner, 33°

Scottish Rite Journal

The Illuminist/Masonic meaning of the X is simply this: It is the sign of Osiris, the great (Egyptian) sun God...

—Texe Marrs

Dark Majesty

The sign, or letter X, has a long history of use in the Ancient Mystery Religions, in apostate Judaism, in Freemasonry, and in the occult. The Illuminati elite use it to this day to symbolize key phenomena and mark significant events.

The mysterious letter X seems to take on a wide and varied life of its own, with or without the secret aid of the elite sponsorship. Mark Euston, of the Christian Intelligence Resource Network, in a letter to the author, detailed some of the many examples of the use of the letter X. For example, the well-known science fiction TV show, The X Files.

Pornographic movies are rated X and the more sensational movies in the raw flesh category are touted as XXX, or triple X. Euston noted that we have the Microsoft Corporation creation of X-box, the movie X-Men, off-brand products are called “Brand X,” and of course, there is the U.S. terrorist prison camp, Camp X-Ray at Guantanamo, Cuba. Today’s youth have been called Generation X, and a lot of folks are concerned about a planet, or star, reported to be speeding toward us called Planet X that has occult significance.

Euston asks about all the usages of X,

“Are these just strange coincidences, some type of mind control trigger, or a subliminal conditioning of some kind?”

Good question.

Another friend, Kathy Creek, wrote and asked if I had noticed the many new drugs being released by pharmaceutical firms with either a V, Z, or an X in their name? She mentioned an ad she had seen for Clarinex, an allergy drug that had a little sun sign used to dot the letter “i” in Clarinex.

John Myers, another astute friend interested in such topics, sent me a lengthy letter and included an excerpt from author Edward Waite’s reference book, A New Encyclopedia of Freemasonry. Myers wryly observed that, “generally, things that are bad are X-rated.” He mentioned, too, the interesting use of the letter X in the Rx of drug stores; the use of the four-letter, abbreviated word Xmas to replace Christmas, and the fact that, in Black’s Law Dictionary, it says that the sign or mark of X is sometimes made as a substitute for a man’s signature on legal documents.

And the continued use of the mysterious X abounds. Children at play can be heard to say, “Cross my heart and hope to die.” In the Greek alphabet, the letter Chi is denoted with the symbol X, and given the numerical designation of 600. The numeroligists say that triple X, then, would yield the number 666.

Black Muslim leaders obviously see X as a substitute name of great spiritual significance. Two well-known Black Muslim leaders have been named Malcolm X and Louis X, names they chose for themselves. The latter, who was born Louis Eugene Wolcott in 1933 in New York City, changed his name to Louis X after his conversion to Islam by Black Muslim leader Elijah Muhammed. Today, he is known as Louis Farrakhan. It is well-known that Farrakhan is a 33° Prince Hall Mason.

X as Symbol for the Sun God

According to Dr. C.J. Koster, head of the Institute for Scripture Research in South Africa, X was the emblem of the Chaldean (Babylonian) sky God. Koster says that X was an ancient symbol of the sun deity and that the letter carried with it sexual connotations. In the old Semitic languages, X represented the cross.1

Freemasonry early-on latched onto this letter exactly because of its paranormal significance as a sign of Lucifer, the solar (sun) God. The Masonic Lodge also uses X because of its sexual meanings and its Babylonian origins. Writing in the Scottish Rite Journal, the official journal of the Mother Supreme Council, 33°, Jim Tresner discussed the use of X in the ritual ceremony for the 17°, Knight of the East and West.2

Tresner, a 33rd degree Mason, emphasized that the 17th degree ritual is “one of the most powerful and profound degrees of the Rite.”3

“Here,” said Tresner, “we encounter raw spiritual energy” and “we begin to glimpse the spiritual power which is available” to the person who is able to access it.4

X as Symbol of Transformation

Tresner goes on to suggest that the X, representing the Roman numeral 10, also symbolizes the 10 yuds, or manifestations, of the Jewish Cabala’s Tree of Life (the Sephiroth). He notes that the candidate for this degree wears two cordons, one black in color, the other white, which symbolizes the duality of Masonic doctrine.

“The fact that they cross each other,” Tresner explains, “suggests the unions of opposites or equilibrium (Ordo Ab Chao).”5

“In crossing,” says Tresner, “they form an X shape.” X, he observes, “is an ancient symbol for transformation.”6

“This degree,” Tresner concludes, “provides a spiritual jolt or jump-start in preparation for the transformation, refinement, and redefinition to come.”7

much more at link

https://www.bibliotecapleyades.net/sociopolitica/codex_magica/codex_magica11.htm

χʹ 600 (Chi X) ξʹ 60 (Xi I?) ϛʹ 6 (Stigma S or F?)
χξϛʹ 666
https://www.russellcottrell.com/greek/utilities/GreekNumberConverter.htm

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chi_(letter)
Koine Greek
In Koine Greek and later dialects it became a fricative ([x]/[ç])
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Xi_(letter)
Both in classical Ancient Greek and in Modern Greek, the letter Ξ represents the consonant cluster /ks/.
https://en.wikipedia.org//wiki/Stigma_(letter)
The numeral symbol, originally quite unrelated to the στ ligature, developed from the letter Ϝ, which stood for the sound /w/ in early pre-classical forms of the Greek alphabet.

https://www.parthia.com/fonts/letterformnames.htm