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Elon Musk's Crucial X Announcement Excites DOGE and XRP Communities

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Fri, 17/05/2024 - 11:54
Elon Musk's Crucial X Announcement Excites DOGE and XRP Communities
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Elon Musk, a serial tech entrepreneur who leads a bunch of successful companies – from Tesla and SpaceX to Neuralink and X – has taken to the X social media platform (formerly widely popular as Twitter) to make an important announcement about a crucial step finally taken by X.

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His tweet gained the attention of the XRP and DOGE communities, triggering their enthusiasm and excitement.

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Everything's now on X.com, crypto community cheers

The tech mogul announced in a tweet that all core systems are finally on the X.com domain now. This brought on a wave of excited comments, many of which came from accounts focused on XRP and Dogecoin. Users began asking Musk a popular question as to whether he plans to add DOGE payments after all.

As for other recent announcements regarding X, Musk spread the word about a new feature that will be added to Grok AI soon. The xAI-made chatbot integrated into X will be able to “soon offer a humorous take on the news in the spirit of how The Daily Show and Colbert Report used to be in ancient times.”

Besides, Grok is now available to Premium X users based in Europe.

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