On that podcast, Musk answered a question about what he thinks about Bitcoin now, and also about YouTube videos where he was caught speaking about Bitcoin two years ago.
However, Musk made it clear that he does not intend to promote crypto…any crypto. The maximum he would do, though, he added, was to do it “in a joking way.” He also said that if anyone sees a video where he is pumping crypto, that is a deepfake.
Some leading Dogecoin army accounts have, perhaps, taken this statement as “joking advertising” of DOGE as they began reposting this quote by Musk, together with memes, where parts of the “Lion King” animated movie were used.
In the past few years, when Musk was tweeting about the canine coin much more frequently, his tweets were able to push the DOGE price up high. But later on, his power to impact the coin’s price weakened tremendously. As reported by U.Today, last week, Elon Musk’s X platform removed hashmojies of Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies, and they no longer show when you add a crypto hashtag.
This article was originally published on U.Today
Source: Cryptocurrency - investing.com
