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@elonmusk tweeting Solana money tips then deleting them is the most “main character energy” thing I’ve seen all week 😂🚀
It’s giving:
insider alpha
time traveler vibes
market manipulation... but sexy
If you didn’t screenshot it, you’re officially in spectator mode. 🪑📉
Solana just got the Musk bump — and the chart’s blushing. 📊❤️
#solana #MuskDogeBullish #CryptoMainstay #DelistingAlert #solanAnalysis
It’s giving:
insider alpha
time traveler vibes
market manipulation... but sexy
If you didn’t screenshot it, you’re officially in spectator mode. 🪑📉
Solana just got the Musk bump — and the chart’s blushing. 📊❤️
#solana #MuskDogeBullish #CryptoMainstay #DelistingAlert #solanAnalysis
#MuskDogeBullish DOGECOIN PUMPS AFTER MUSK'S DOGE AGENCY LAUNCHES WEBSITE
Elon Musk's Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) launched its official U.S. government website, and the unexpected inclusion of the Dogecoin logo sent the meme coin surging. On January 21, the site prominently displayed the Doge logo, even embedding a reference in its HTML code. However, by January 22, the logo and comment were removed, replaced with a cartoonish Doge image featuring the American flag and the full DOGE acronym.
Now, even that image has disappeared. The website currently only contains two texts: "An official website of the United States government" and "Department of Government Efficiency - The people voted for major reform."
This sudden visual shift impacted Dogecoin's price. The meme coin initially rallied over 11% to $0.38 following the website launch. However, after the removal of all Doge-related images, Dogecoin slipped back to $0.36, signaling a tempered reaction from the market.
Musk's connection to Dogecoin has often driven price surges, and this episode is no different. However, with the official DOGE branding now gone, it remains to be seen whether the market will hold onto its earlier gains or experience further corrections.
Elon Musk's Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) launched its official U.S. government website, and the unexpected inclusion of the Dogecoin logo sent the meme coin surging. On January 21, the site prominently displayed the Doge logo, even embedding a reference in its HTML code. However, by January 22, the logo and comment were removed, replaced with a cartoonish Doge image featuring the American flag and the full DOGE acronym.
Now, even that image has disappeared. The website currently only contains two texts: "An official website of the United States government" and "Department of Government Efficiency - The people voted for major reform."
This sudden visual shift impacted Dogecoin's price. The meme coin initially rallied over 11% to $0.38 following the website launch. However, after the removal of all Doge-related images, Dogecoin slipped back to $0.36, signaling a tempered reaction from the market.
Musk's connection to Dogecoin has often driven price surges, and this episode is no different. However, with the official DOGE branding now gone, it remains to be seen whether the market will hold onto its earlier gains or experience further corrections.
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