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Today Twitter users are discovering that a picture of a dog has actually been contributed to a location of prominence. You can see it on your own on Twitter.com, where you will be welcomed with a puppy:
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The specific dog image — a shiba inu — refers the logo design of the dogecoin blockchain and cryptocurrency.
Normally the switching out or addition of an icon inside an app is not news. In this case cryptocurrency financiers sent the worth of dogecoin dramatically greater in the wake of the addition of its logo design in Twitter’s app. In short, the social networks service’s update has actually resulted in a pump.
Here’s what dogecoin’s cost has actually carried out in the wake of the dog’s addition:
Look I don’t wish to survive on this world any longer either.
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The higher context for this latest little Twitter-silliness is that the owner of the social networks service Elon Musk remains in court over dogecoin, wanting to dismiss a huge match connecting to the cryptocurrency. In that match, Musk’s attorneys recently called dogecoin a “legitimate cryptocurrency that continues to hold a market cap of nearly $10 billion,” arguing that Musk’s tweets thereof were simply that. We expect that this app update belongs to Musk’s basic view on the lawsuits.
As of the time of composing, the worth of dogecoin has actually shot to around $12.4 billion. Perhaps the crypto winter season lags us.
