Elon Musk, who has recently become a name that has been talked about with its effects on the Twitter platform, has returned to the days of 1 year ago. Even when he changed his profile photo to Bitcoin / Dogecoin, Tesla CEO, who made an impact on crypto money exchanges, this time turned his focus to ApeCoin.
Elon Musk replaced the profile photo of his Twitter account with an NFT from the Bored Ape NFT collection. The photo consists of multiple Bored Ape NFTs, while the Ape 5809 image appears right in the middle of the collage. Immediately after this move of Musk, the last days Value of popular altcoin ApeCoin also rose.
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Adding a new one to his surprising moves, Elon Musk changed his Twitter profile picture with the Bored Ape NFT. ApeCoin (APE) value increased 16 percent in one hour. In addition, “I don’t know. It looks like it can be traded,” Musk shared, causing ApeCoin to suddenly rise.
APE, which is used to vote on community decisions and other services in the popular Bored Ape Yacht Club (BAYC) ecosystem, was at $14.40 this morning. $17.60 after modification rose. The token, which declined to $ 15.90 in a short time, is at $ 15.86 at the time of writing.
Elon Musk was destabilizing the cryptocurrency exchanges with his sensational statements about Bitcoin and Dogecoin last year. While the debates on whether his posts constitute a crime on legal grounds continue, Musk is now completely turned to Twitter.
Musk, who is one of the biggest shareholders of Twitter by sharing 9.2 percent of the shares and recently bought the company for 44 billion dollars, also listed the innovations he will make on Twitter. Stating that he aims for a freer platform, Tesla CEO finally said that the application It will remain free for individual users but may be paid for governments and companies. explained.
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