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As the "Dogecoin Father," Elon Musk, the owner of the X platform, has promoted Dogecoin multiple times on the X platform. He even changed his profile on the X platform to "Dogecoin CEO." However, Musk recently made a peculiar move on the 9th by deleting the Dogecoin symbol Ð from his profile and changing it to (CTO) Chief Troll Officer.
In addition, Musk set his location as "Trōllheim." A netizen pointed out that Trōllheim is a location in the old online game "RuneScape," representing the highest mountain in the Troll homeland.
CTO stands for Chief Technology Officer of a company, and so far, it is unknown why Musk suddenly decided to appoint himself as Chief Troll Officer.
An analysis by a cryptocurrency community influencer suggests that the "troll" IP is popular among foreigners, and the term itself is humorous, including memes related to trolls. This indicates Musk's personal fondness for the concept of trolling, as he has mentioned it several times in his tweets.
After Musk changed his profile, several meme coins with "Troll" in their names experienced a significant surge. For example, on the Ethereum blockchain, an older coin named Troll skyrocketed. According to CoinGecko data, Troll's price surged from $0.000000000352948 on the 9th to the current $0.000000043841, a staggering increase of 12300%.
It is noteworthy that after Musk updated his profile to (CTO) Chief Troll Officer, a trader spent $30,000 to purchase 80.77 trillion TROLL coins. With the surge in TROLL's value, the trader's holdings are now worth $2.79 million, according to Lookonchain monitoring. |
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