Winton recounted a discussion regarding bitcoin mining in which he seemed to be having difficulties convincing his mother that bitcoin miners are machines on April Fools’ Day. The same day, Musk responded with a meme video named “D is for Dogecoin,” and wrote, “Simply show her this video answers everything.”
The DOGE mascot takes a journey to the Moon in this short film. The rocket flying the shiba-inu overtook bitcoin and other big cryptocurrencies as DOGE values soared. “A meme too much for her, I’m afraid,” Winton responded to Musk. (However, my 5-year-old is now furiously attempting to get a Coinbase account.)”
Musk’s tweet drew a response from Dogecoin co-founder Billy Markus, who called the meme video the “best cryptocurrency clip in history.” Musk has previously posted this clip on Twitter, notably on February 7 2021 when he tweeted: “D is for Dogecoin! “This is an instructional video.”
Just show her this video explains everything https://t.co/UEEocOfcTb
— Elon Musk (@elonmusk) April 1, 2022
The DOGE community is ecstatic over Musk’s tweet praising DOGE. They’ve dubbed Tesla CEO Elon Musk “the Dogefather” and praised him for driving the price of dogecoin up with his tweets. Dogecoin is presently selling at $0.1431 per currency, according to statistics from Bitcoin.com Markets.
Musk’s newest DOGE tweet, on the other hand, had no impact on the market. It was exchanging hands at $0.1420 at the time of Musk’s post. Musk declared in March that he owned all of his bitcoin, ether, and dogecoin holdings and that he’d never trade them. Dogecoin is the people’s crypto, according to Tesla’s CEO, and DOGE is the greatest cryptocurrency for transactions. Bitcoin, on the other hand, is an asset that can be held and utilized to hold value, according to him. His electric vehicle firm, which takes DOGE, also sells certain items.