With all the added busyness due to the Twitter deal, Tesla & SpaceX CEO hasn’t forgotten about his favorite cryptocurrency i.e. Dogecoin. In a Tweet this past Friday, he announced that buyers will soon be able to purchase the SpaceX merchandise with Dogecoin.
Earlier this year, Tesla enabled Dogecoin as a payment method in its online shop, now the SpaceX shop will follow this pattern as Musk has described in his tweet.
One of Musk’s Twitter followers asked if Starlink customers will be able to buy the monthly subscription for the satellite broadband service, “Maybe one day,” he replied.
While the Tesla online store offers vehicle accessories and add-ons in addition to the company’s merchandise, the SpaceX store only has merch that the fans can buy. A common person does not own a rocket booster or a Starship that he/she will need spare parts or accessories for — obviously.
Musk loves Dogecoin so much that he bought some for his youngest son X Æ A-Xii last year.
Elon Musk has a shiba inu dog named Floki as a pet at his residence in Austin, Texas.
Musk also played the role of Dogefather in a comedy skit on Saturday Night Live (SNL) on May 8, 2021. He was totally obsessed with cryptocurrency and Dogecoin last year but Twitter is Musk’s fantasy for 2022.
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