At State Farm Stadium, the Kansas City Chiefs defeat the Philadelphia Eagles to win.
The Kansas City Chiefs defeated the Philadelphia Eagles by a slim margin of 38-35 in a thrilling game at State Farm Stadium. 67,827 fervent supporters, including Elon Musk, the CEO of Tesla and Twitter, filled the stadium.
Elon Musk Increases Support for Dogecoin
The occasion was made more exciting by Elon Musk, who was sitting next to Rupert Murdoch. When a Twitter user inquired about their chat, Elon Musk playfully replied, “Dogecoin.” As a result, the price of Dogecoin increased by 5%, peaking at $0.0857 before falling down to $0.081 at the time of publication.
Elon Musk Suspicions Crypto Will Be Added to Twitter Payment Options
Elon recently made a suggestion that cryptocurrency may be included as a method of payment for Twitter’s subscription service as part of his ongoing attempts to get the social media company back to a profit. Supporters of the ninth-largest cryptocurrency token are encouraged by this, especially in light of Elon’s apparent dislike of Bitcoin.
Despite Elon’s Support for Dogecoin, Tesla Continues to Use Bitcoin
Elon continues to promote Bitcoin despite his support for Dogecoin. The most recent Tesla balance sheet filings show that the corporation has kept its 9,700 BTC, which accounts for around 25% of the 40,000 BTC it bought in 2021 during the previous six months.
Less Interest from the Crypto Sector for the 57th Super Bowl
This year’s Superbowl received less interest from the crypto industry than previous year’s, when businesses like Coinbase, FTX, Crypto.com, and OKX made a significant impression during half-time. This might be ascribed to the bankruptcy proceedings of big companies like FTX and others, which led to a protracted crackdown on dishonest exchanges.