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Twitter Adds Bitcoin Emoji, Jack Dorsey Suggests Unicode Does the Same

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Twitter co-founder and CEO Jack Dorsey tweeted the newly added (BTC) emoji on Feb. 2 and tagged Unicode, the consortium managing the character standard, in an apparent suggestion to do the same.

Dorsey’s tweet showed that, now, whenever a Twitter user writes the Bitcoin or BTC hashtag, an image showing its symbol appears next to it.

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