As the price of Bitcoin reaches $ 60,000, Tesla billionaire Elon Musk is more worried about the “joke” Bitcoin Rival Dogecoin

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Bitcoin surpasses $ 60,000 amid huge Tesla-powered bullfight

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 billionaire Elon Musk – despite warnings from fellow billionaire Bill Gates.

The price of bitcoin broke the psychological barrier early Saturday morning, returning to the bulling market in early 2021, after taking a breather in recent weeks.

Prior to bitcoin’s $ 60,000 growth, Tesla CEO Elon Musk – who is known to move the price of bitcoin with his tweets – turned to the popular Coinbase bitcoin and cryptocurrency exchange to support meme-based dogecoins.

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“Do you think Coinbase should enable dogecoin on their platform,” said a Twitter user she, he asked in response to Musk’s tweeting: “BTC (bitcoin) is an anagram of TBC (The Boring Company). What a coincidence!”

“Yes!” – was Musk’s answer. Dogecoin has added almost 10% since then, although Musk’s ability to move the price of dogecoin seems to have fallen recently.

Coinbase in San Francisco, which will go public in a $ 100 billion blockbuster list, currently accepts 49 different cryptocurrencies to varying degrees, but has so far refused to list the Shiba Inu-inspired dogecoin.

Interest in dogecoin has exploded as bitcoin, by far the largest cryptocurrency with a total value of about $ 1.1 trillion after the latest rise, has grown due to a combination of Wall Street institutional adoption, corporate interest and retailers which pile up on the market.

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Elon Musk’s Tesla established the bitcoin and cryptocurrency market when it revealed it bought $ 1.5 billion worth of bitcoin last month.

Dogecoin, a 2013 bitcoin clone that was described as a “joke” by its creator, rose in early February to a total of more than $ 10 billion, thanks to a meme-based campaign that he counted tech investors Mark, Cuban billionaires, rockstars and YouTubers among his supporters.

However, Musk, who was voted CEO of dogecoin in a 2019 Twitter poll, previously said that all his tweets related to dogecoin should not be taken seriously.

“I occasionally make jokes about dogecoin, but they’re really meant to be jokes,” Musk said last month in an exclusive invitation to an interview with the Clubhouse chat app.

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