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Elon Musk's Twitter logo has been replaced with an image of a Shiba Inu, the canine mascot of Dogecoin, a cryptocurrency tied to his personal brand. The change comes just days after Musk asked a judge to dismiss a $258 billion lawsuit alleging he used Dogecoin as a pyramid scheme.
Musk tweeted "as promised" in reference to the logo change on Monday, without explicitly confirming whether it's permanent. Twitter users had been joking about replacing the bird logo with a doge image since 2013, when the cryptocurrency was created by two software engineers as a joke. Musk has previously tweeted about Dogecoin and its mascot.
The sudden appearance of the Shiba Inu logo on Twitter has sent Dogecoin's price soaring more than 20% over the past 24 hours to around 9 cents per coin. The cryptocurrency is known for its volatile nature, but this recent surge is unusual.
Musk's team has dismissed the lawsuit as "fanciful work of fiction," labeling it a frivolous attempt to discredit Musk's tweets about Dogecoin. The cryptocurrency's market value can fluctuate rapidly, and its price is largely driven by sentiment around Musk's statements.
The doge logo now appears on Twitter's site, sparking curiosity among users and investors alike.
Musk tweeted "as promised" in reference to the logo change on Monday, without explicitly confirming whether it's permanent. Twitter users had been joking about replacing the bird logo with a doge image since 2013, when the cryptocurrency was created by two software engineers as a joke. Musk has previously tweeted about Dogecoin and its mascot.
The sudden appearance of the Shiba Inu logo on Twitter has sent Dogecoin's price soaring more than 20% over the past 24 hours to around 9 cents per coin. The cryptocurrency is known for its volatile nature, but this recent surge is unusual.
Musk's team has dismissed the lawsuit as "fanciful work of fiction," labeling it a frivolous attempt to discredit Musk's tweets about Dogecoin. The cryptocurrency's market value can fluctuate rapidly, and its price is largely driven by sentiment around Musk's statements.
The doge logo now appears on Twitter's site, sparking curiosity among users and investors alike.