Elon Musk ends Twitter break, his posts on Dogecoin leads to meme fest

As Musk tweeted just a photo of the SpaceX rocket with the Moon in the background, he soon followed it with one word “Doge”, as Dogecoin price literally shot up on ‘To The Moon’, as it surged 44% after the tweets, Market Watch reported.

Data from Cointelegraph Markets and TradingView showed DOGE/USD rebound past $0.05 per token on Thursday, edging towards new all-time highs.

Shortly after his first tweets and Dogecoin’s initial pump, Musk then tweeted an image of the iconic scene from The Lion King where Rafiki holds up a young Simba — but swapped his face to show him holding up a young Dogecoin. He added, “ur welcome.”

Musk continued to rally his support behind the company, as it’s price kept soaring. “Dogecoin is the people’s crypto,” he said in another tweet. “No need to be a gigachad to own” and “No highs, no lows, only Doge,” he followed.

As he went overwhelmed with his Doge advocacy, many shared memes and jokes about Musk’s love affair with the memecoin company and hashtag #ThanksElon also began to trend in the United States and ‘Doge’ dominated Twitter trends worldwide.

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Dogecoin is a “meme” cryptocurrency created in 2013, seemingly as a joke.

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