Elon Musk's X app, amid anticipation, unveils a dedicated account for its upcoming payment feature, fueling speculation about potential cryptocurrency integration. However, concerns arise over X's focus on crypto-friendly content as some researchers note a shift in payment structures. Musk's vision for X's role in personal finance adds to the intrigue, leaving the crypto community eager for the app's future impact.
SanyaUnravel Elon Musk's vision for an 'everything app' and dive into the community's reactions and speculations about the future of financial transactions on the platform
BrianSpot Bitcoin ETF was officially launched in the United States recently, attracting great attention from the market. The Monetary Authority of Singapore does not allow such financial products to be listed in Singapore and for retail investors because cryptocurrencies such as Bitcoin are not listed as eligible assets for ETFs.
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JinseFinanceMusk plans to launch X's payment services by mid-2024, with minimal focus on cryptocurrency.
AlexAfter reports hinting at potential user fees being introduced on X, Elon Musk stepped forward to refute the allegations, asserting that there are no plans to introduce fees for all users.
CatherineElon Musk hinted at the possibility of implementing a mandatory paywall for all X users. The rationale? To combat the issue of automated accounts or bots that has plagued X.
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