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Abstract:In April, Musk integrated the social media platform into X, Corp., resulting in a significant surge in the value of various cryptocurrencies bearing the 'X' brand.
At the start of the week, the value of several cryptocurrencies with the 'X' branding experienced a notable surge following Twitter's decision to replace its iconic blue bird logo with an 'X' symbol. The platform's owner, Elon Musk, took to Twitter over the weekend to announce the logo change, which likely contributed to the cryptocurrencies' significant price increase.
In April, Elon Musk merged Twitter into a shell company known as X, Corporation, sparking speculation among the platform's users. Prior to acquiring Twitter, the prominent tech billionaire expressed his vision of utilizing the platform to develop an app that would offer a diverse array of services, aptly named the 'everything app'.
Musk Replaces Iconic Bird Logo
In response to the recent transformations, Linda Yaccarino, the Chief Executive Officer of Twitter, elucidated: “X represents the envisioned future of boundless interactivity, centered around audio, video, messaging, payments, or banking, culminating in the creation of a global marketplace for ideas, goods, services, and opportunities. Driven by advanced AI technology, X fosters connections beyond our current imagination, uniting us all in remarkable ways.”
Furthermore, the recent developments on Twitter have given rise to the emergence of new cryptocurrencies bearing the symbol 'X,' and their values have surged dramatically as traders seek to capitalize on the excitement. Among these cryptocurrencies, one reportedly halted its operations in May, yet managed to skyrocket by as much as 1,200%. Additionally, another token featuring the logo of Elon Musk's SpaceX exploration company experienced an astounding 1,000% surge, according to data from CoinMarketCap.
New Vision for Twitter
Elon Musk, who currently holds the roles of Executive Chair and Chief Technology Officer at Twitter, has a penchant for incorporating the letter 'X' into the names of his ventures. This practice is evident across his companies, ranging from his space exploration firm SpaceX to his recently launched Artificial Intelligence (AI) company called xAI. Notably, in the earlier stages of his career, the Tesla CEO founded X.com, which later merged with Confinity to become PayPal in 2001.
Last year, Musk acquired Twitter for a substantial sum of USD $44 billion, leading to several changes within the social media platform, including staff layoffs. Following the acquisition, Musk took to Twitter to express that “the bird was free,” alluding to Twitter's iconic symbol, and emphasized his commitment to upholding free speech on the platform.
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