Twitter replaces Blue bird logo with Dogecoin
By Guardian Exclusive
05 April 2023 |
12:10 pm
Twitter has changed its Blue Bird Logo to Shiba Inu dog meme which is also the logo of the Dogecoin cryptocurrency. This was confirmed on the platform and also by Twitter CEO, Elon Musk while posting a conversation and responding “as promised" on the microblog.
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