According to a recent tweet by former Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey, Robinhood’s decision to include the Shiba Inu cryptocurrency has baffled him.
In response, Robinhood CEO Vlad Tenev inquired as to when Twitter would implement an edit option.
To the pleasure of the community, the premier commission-free trading software finally featured the Shiba Inu cryptocurrency on Tuesday. Following the much-anticipated IPO, the SHIB token’s price soared by around 35%, but it has since lost the majority of its remarkable gains.
In response, Robinhood CEO Vlad Tenev inquired as to when Twitter would implement an edit option.
To the pleasure of the community, the premier commission-free trading software finally featured the Shiba Inu cryptocurrency on Tuesday. Following the much-anticipated IPO, the SHIB token’s price soared by around 35%, but it has since lost the majority of its remarkable gains.
Robinhood also improved its Twitter presence by constantly connecting with its followers. Tenev also shared a photo of himself playing with a Shiba Inu dog, stating that dogs “complete” one’s life.
This isn’t the first time Dorsey has poked fun at meme culture. The billionaire sarcastically chastised bitcoin firm Coinbase for promoting Shiba Inu in October.
Jack Dorsey and Crypto Space
Dorsey is known for being an ardent Bitcoin maximalist who has vehemently opposed the adoption of cryptocurrencies. His aversion to experimenting with other cryptocurrencies has resulted in a slew of disagreements with the Ethereum community.
After Jack Dorsey stepped down as Twitter’s CEO in November, the platform became more altcoin-friendly. In mid-February, the major social networking site launched Bitcoin tipping.
Last week, Tesla CEO Elon Musk, who recently purchased a 9.2 percent passive holding in Twitter, hinted that Dogecoin could be used to pay for the Blue subscription service.
Meanwhile, Dorsey is still dead set on Bitcoin. Block and Blockstream recently teamed up with Tesla to run a solar-powered cryptocurrency mining farm.
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