Elon Musk has added the dogecoin logo to his official Twitter… erm, X profile, causing fanboys to spontaneously combust in the street. Meanwhile, random tokens with even the most tenuous of links to the letter X have been targeted by crypto bros and meme traders out to make a quick buck.
With meme-coins achieving market caps into the billions, the meme-coin market’s expansion is undeniable. Now large meme-coins are evolving beyond their origins, exploring utility and partnerships that could redefine their roles in the crypto ecosystem.
With meme-coins achieving market caps into the billions, the meme-coin market’s expansion is undeniable. Now large meme-coins are evolving beyond their origins, exploring utility and partnerships that could redefine their roles in the crypto ecosystem.
Elon Musk has added the dogecoin logo to his official Twitter… erm, X profile, causing fanboys to spontaneously combust in the street. Meanwhile, random tokens with even the most tenuous of links to the letter X have been targeted by crypto bros and meme traders out to make a quick buck.
A long-running study by the National Bureau of Economic Research found that overall crypto ownership rose from under 2% of the U.S. population to almost 12% between 2018 and 2022. However, among the most common reason given for not owning crypto was a lack of knowledge on the subject.
A newly-created token named after the ‘Pepe the Frog’ meme has recently taken the meme-coin crown, hitting a market cap of half a billion dollars within two weeks of launch.
Elon Musk has changed the Twitter logo DogeCoin's Shiba Inu. Is this one of his usual attention-grabbing tactics, or an undisclosed market manipulation?
Twitter owner Elon Musk has been pushing forward with his plan to introduce payment functionality to the social media network in an attempt to develop new revenue streams for the platform.
