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Elon Musk's Twitter Bird Replaced with Shiba Inu Icon, Dogecoin Soars
In a move that has sparked both amusement and intrigue, Elon Musk has replaced Twitter's iconic bird logo with an image of a Shiba Inu, the very same canine breed that serves as the mascot for the popular joke cryptocurrency, dogecoin. The unexpected change comes days after Musk asked a judge to dismiss a $258 billion lawsuit accusing him of running a pyramid scheme to support dogecoin.
Musk tweeted "as promised" alongside an image of a year-old conversation in which another user suggested that he should just buy Twitter and replace the bird logo with a doge. The move appears to be a nod to the dogecoin phenomenon, which was created by two software engineers as a joke back in December 2013.
The dogecoin logo is now prominently displayed on the Twitter site, sparking both excitement and skepticism among investors. Lawyers for Musk and Tesla have described the lawsuit by dogecoin investors as "a fanciful work of fiction" aimed at tarnishing Musk's reputation over his often-silly tweets.
However, it seems that Musk's actions are having a very real impact on the value of dogecoin, which has surged more than 20% in the past 24 hours to around 9 cents. The cryptocurrency was trading just under 8 cents earlier this week.
While it remains unclear whether the Shiba Inu logo will be permanent, one thing is clear: Musk's unpredictability on Twitter has once again sparked a wave of excitement and speculation among fans and investors alike.
In a move that has sparked both amusement and intrigue, Elon Musk has replaced Twitter's iconic bird logo with an image of a Shiba Inu, the very same canine breed that serves as the mascot for the popular joke cryptocurrency, dogecoin. The unexpected change comes days after Musk asked a judge to dismiss a $258 billion lawsuit accusing him of running a pyramid scheme to support dogecoin.
Musk tweeted "as promised" alongside an image of a year-old conversation in which another user suggested that he should just buy Twitter and replace the bird logo with a doge. The move appears to be a nod to the dogecoin phenomenon, which was created by two software engineers as a joke back in December 2013.
The dogecoin logo is now prominently displayed on the Twitter site, sparking both excitement and skepticism among investors. Lawyers for Musk and Tesla have described the lawsuit by dogecoin investors as "a fanciful work of fiction" aimed at tarnishing Musk's reputation over his often-silly tweets.
However, it seems that Musk's actions are having a very real impact on the value of dogecoin, which has surged more than 20% in the past 24 hours to around 9 cents. The cryptocurrency was trading just under 8 cents earlier this week.
While it remains unclear whether the Shiba Inu logo will be permanent, one thing is clear: Musk's unpredictability on Twitter has once again sparked a wave of excitement and speculation among fans and investors alike.