Crypto friendly twitter, Cashtags feature will be seen from Bitcoin and Ether’s Price

It has been making many changes since purchasing the microblogging site Twitter of Billionaire Elon Musk. Musk, who is said to be a big supporter of cryptocurrency, has also tried to connect Twitter to this market. Through an easy search on Twitter, the price of cryptocurrency and their movement can be seen. It has been started with Bitcoin and Ether. Both of these cryptocurrencies will be able to be seen in Twitter search bar by typing them with ‘$’ sign.

This feature is being called ‘$ Cashtags’. Regarding this, Twitter said, “A big stock, a click can be seen on tweeting by typing $ before the symbol of the cryptocurrency, which will take their pricing graph and other information. You can also search directly for them.” Recently Musk took over Twitter. He has congratulated the Twitter team for this feature. The screenshots shared on Twitter show that user will also be able to access crypto prices on trading app Robinhood. Twitter has also informed about the couples to improve this feature soon and other cryptocurrency besides bitcoin and eth.

Last month, Musk had told that in his Twitter 2.0 scheme, payments will also be added through Crypto on this platform. The value of his electric car company Tesla has decreased by half after Musk’s bid to Twitter in April. Musk has sold about $ 23 billion shares of the company since April. This can make them easier to raise funds for a 44 billion deal to buy Twitter. The decline in Tesla’s share price has also been snatched away by the world’s most rich man’s musk. According to Forbes, Musk’s net worth has come down to about $ 174 billion. French businessman Bernard Arnault has won the world’s most rich man, leaving Musk behind.

Musk has been facing difficulties since taking over Twitter. Some big companies have stopped advertising on Twitter. Musk has stated that the reduction in advertisements has affected Twitter’s revenue. Market analysts say Musk has become a villain for Tesla’s investors.