Twitter Coin?

Twitter user Jane Manchun Wong posted the image below – before making it private within minutes:

Another apparent leak is of Twitter’s API with a ‘Coins’ area:

User Nima Owji leaked an image of an anticipated but unannounced monetization option for Twitter that includes the suspected Twitter Coin logo next to ‘Tips.’ 

‘Tips’ is believed to be another monetization model to award posts and content on Twitter. 

Elon Musk has commented frequently about monetizing Twitter and creating a more content-heavy platform for the future. 

And coincidentally or not, on Sunday, Twitter unbanned many Dogecoin ($DOGE.X) related accounts. Many analysts and crypto enthusiasts believe this is a sign that some form of crypto integration with Twitter will soon happen.

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BlackRock’s Bitcoin ETF Surpasses Silver Trusts with $10 Billion in Assets

When the first gold ETF came out, it took a couple of years to reach $10 billion in AuM (assets under management). How long did it take Blackrock’s $IBIT? 2 months. 😱

Bitcoin spot ETFs have now eclipsed the largest silver trusts regarding assets under management (AuM), setting their sights on surpassing gold trusts next. According to recent data from HODL15Capital, BlackRock’s IBIT has achieved an impressive milestone, amassing an AuM of $10.03 billion, translating to a remarkable year-to-date (YTD) increase of 35.2%.

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What Has Been Will Be Again

I wanted to add this to yesterday’s Litepaper, but there wasn’t enough room. 🪗

There’s a lot of folks on social talking about the monthly RSI and how it’s above the default overbought level of 70. That’s happened before. 

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Crypto News In Three Sentences – March 1, 2024

👀 Bitcoin ETFs Fly High Without Vanguard: The SEC’s nod to Bitcoin ETFs brings a seismic shift, yet giants like Vanguard ($VOO) stay on the bench, watching millions flow into these new funds. Despite Vanguard CEO Tim Buckley bowing out amid whispers of regret of not joining everyone else at the BTC ETF party, considering most of Vanguard AUM grew under Buckley, the no BTC ETF probably isn’t why. Probably. Maybe. From DailyCoin

🏦 Wells Fargo and BoA Embrace Crypto Craze: Speaking of Bitcoin ETF acceptance, Wells Fargo ($WFC) and Bank of America ($BAC) take the crypto plunge, offering Bitcoin ETFs to their daring clients. They join a financial frenzy alongside Schwab and Robinhood, contrasting Vanguard’s skeptical stance. Hey, maybe Wells Fargo will open crypto accounts for people who never asked them to? More from Cryptopolitan

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