But what will this all mean? No one knows for sure yet, but what we do know is that Elon Musk is a big advocate for “free speech.” As we know when it comes to public forums, free speech can be interpreted in a lot of different ways, depending on which side of the political spectrum you lean.
Although Musk is an innovator, he’s not necessarily a fan of Bitcoin (BTC), which Jack Dorsey is a
big fan of. Jack recently left Twitter as CEO to focus on
Bitcoin (BTC) at his other company, Square. Musk actually prefers another coin called
Doge, which was actually created as a joke, to hammer the point that a new type of global currency won’t win without winning the meme wars. Why memes? Culture - plain and simple - something we talk often about at Faiā. And to make things even more interesting, since the Twitter buyout was announced,
Doge has surged in value. Instead of shooting for the moon, Musk is taking Doge fans “to mars.”
With Mark Zuckerberg (Facebook) focused on the Metaverse, Jack Dorsey (Twitter) focused on BTC, and now Elon possibly steering Twitter to Doge (😂), what impact do you think this will have on social media, “free speech,” and even the adoption of crypto-currencies?
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