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  Twitter CEO Elon Musk changed the iconic social media giant’s bird logo to his most loved cryptocurrency Dogecoin. DOGE spiked 30% after the logo change making the meme currency touch $0.1 after the development. Its rival Shiba Inu on the other hand jumped 5% and both the tokens are attracting bullish sentiments. Musk announced in early 2021 that he invested in Dogecoin, but how many Shiba Inu tokens does he own? In this article, we will highlight which cryptocurrencies the Tesla founder Elon Musk owns. Also Read: Man Misses Making $21 Million With An Investment of $200 In SHIB How Many Shiba Inu Tokens Does Elon Musk Own? Source: Twitter Elon Musk, the self-proclaimed Dogefather publicly revealed during the ‘B Word’ conference last year that he owns three different cryptocurrencies. The cryptocurrencies that Musk owns in his portfolio are Bitcoin, Ethereum, and Dogecoin. Musk confirmed that he owns no other cryptos apart from these three and has mostly kept them as a

After Musk changed Twitter's logo to a Shiba Inu dog, a Dogecoin whale sold 650 million DOGE. In the aftermath of Twitter CEO Elon Musk‘s decision to change the social media platform’s logo to that of a Shiba Inu dog, a Dogecoin DOGE/USD+30.5%+ Free Alerts whale reportedly sold 650 million DOGE. What Happened: On-chain data analytics platform Lookonchain, on Monday, revealed that the fifth largest holder of DOGE reportedly transferred 650 million DOGE worth around $61.3 million. After Twitter changed the webpage logo icon to #DOGE 's avatar, the price of $DOGE increased by ~30%. The 5th holder of $DOGE transferred 650M $DOGE ($61.3M) out after the price of $DOGE increased. @elonmusk #Dogecoin https://t.co/n6R2L7HKN7 pic.twitter.com/Sd7T50aOZx — Lookonchain (@lookonchain) April 4, 2023 At the time of writing, DOGE was trading at $0.099, up 26% in the last 24 hours. Dogecoin has now moved ahead of Cardano ADA/USD-1.86%+ Free Alerts to secure the seventh position

Shiba Inu became a money-making machine for investors who took an early entry position during its initial days. SHIB was trading with 10 zeroes during Q4 of 2020 and was available at a fraction’s cost. The affordable price gave an early investor a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to accumulate 344 billion SHIB tokens for a mere $200 worth of investment. Unfortunately, one particular early investor didn’t get to taste the success of earning millions of dollars, when Shiba Inu kick-started a ‘zero’ deleting spree in 2021. Also Read: How Many Zeroes Shiba Inu Deleted From April 2022 to 2023? Shiba Inu: Investor Regrets Selling Early, Misses Earning $21 Million In what could be considered a trade of a lifetime, an early investor revealed that he sold his 344 billion SHIB much before it began deleting its ‘zeroes’. Shiba Inu deleted six ‘zeroes’ in just 14 months of its launch in August 2020. When Shiba Inu reached its all-time high of $0.00008616 in October 2021, the inve

Shiba Inu has emerged as one of the most successful meme coins out there. With head-to-head competition with Dogecoin, the Shiba Inu team has been working relentlessly on different projects for the community. The SHIB team is also quite known for its collaborations and partnerships. This allows SHIB holders to pay for various services using the meme coin, which eliminates the necessity to convert it to fiat. Also read: Stellar (XLM) Makes a Comeback: Surges 15% After Record Low Against XRP According to the latest details from BitPay, the platform has collaborated with Xeni, a blockchain-based travel selling platform. ✈️ Traveling just got easier with @xenitravel and #BitPay ! Xeni is a blockchain-based B2B travel selling platform, now integrated with BitPay. Allowing users to accept crypto payments for commercial flights, hotels, car rentals, and activities 🚗 🏨 https://t.co/9JKh9l5aO0 — BitPay (@BitPay) March 30, 2023 BitPay and Xeni collaboration is good news for Shiba In