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Analyst Argues Twitter’s DOGE Logo Might Have Disappointed BTC Maxis

Published 04/05/2023, 02:37 AM
Updated 04/05/2023, 03:00 AM
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  • Analyst Udi Wertheimer addressed how Musk’s decision to replace the Twitter logo with DOGE might have disappointed BTC Maxis.
  • The tweet is a follow-up to the decision by Elon Musk to replace the Twitter logo with Dogecoin.
  • Wertheimer stated that BTC Maxis need not stare at a Dogecoin logo all day long if they are using Nostr.

Earlier yesterday, analyst Udi Wertheimer talked about how Bitcoin maxis are congregating and complaining about Twitter and life in general after Twitter changed its logo to Dogecoin. He screenshotted Jack Dorsey’s message on Nostr where he stated that Bitcoin Twitter has to stare at a DOGE icon all day.

Wertheimer also enlightened users about Nostr. Nostr is a decentralized social media platform that was designed as an alternative to Twitter. He mentioned Nostr as an alternative to Twitter, “where laser-eye maxis can congregate to complain about Twitter and just life in general.”

The statement comes after Elon Musk changed the Twitter logo to “Dogecoin.” While some users, including Wertheimer, thought that the new logo was fun, he also mentioned that the “laser-eyed” maxis must be annoyed by the new change.

Elon Musk recently replaced the Twitter logo, the longstanding bird icon, with a doge meme. Upon accessing the Twitter website, users will immediately notice the new Twitter logo featuring Kabosu, the Shiba Inu that initially inspired the Doge meme. This change has also extended to the display picture on Twitter’s homepage.

The announcement of this alteration was made by Elon Musk on his personal Twitter account, where he posted a screenshot of a conversation with a user named “Chairman” with the handle “@WSBChairman.” During this exchange, the user suggested that Musk should “just buy Twitter” and “change the bird logo to a doge.” Musk replied humorously, stating, “Haha, that would be sick.”

Following the logo change, the price of Dogecoin shot up. The price of DOGE went up from $0.07663 to a high of $0.1028. There has been a 29.2% spike in the value of Elon Musk’s favorite cryptocurrency. DOGE is trading at $0.1015 at press time, according to CoinMarketCap data.

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