This quick sale of the Cyberwhistle in these circumstances indicates the strength of Musk’s following among the Dogecoin community. Tesla officially began accepting dogecoin as a payment method for merchandise in January.
The product description states that it is made of medical-grade stainless steel and has a “built-in clamping feature for added versatility.” This I assume means that it has a small hole so you can put it on your lanyard.
Those who managed to purchase a Cyberwhistle can expect shipments to start going out in four to six weeks. Musk also notes that the team is working on making the whistle much louder.
Musk’s willingness to support DOGE
Elon Musk decided to start supporting the dogecoin (DOGE) after being asked about him by “not so rich people” after saying so in an interview with ‘Bloomberg’ at the Qatar Economic Forum. According to Musk, he himself “has never said to invest in cryptocurrencies”, and your personal investments are insignificant. But speaking of dogecoin Musk said that he intends to continue supporting the meme cryptocurrency.
“I’ve never said that people should invest in cryptocurrencies. In the case of Tesla, and SpaceX and myself, I bought some bitcoin, but it’s a small percentage of our total cash and assets. So, you know, it’s not that significant. I also bought some dogecoin. Tesla accepts dogecoin for some merchandise, and SpaceX will do the same. And I intend to personally support dogecoin. There are many people who are not so rich who have encouraged me to buy and support those coins. So I’m paying attention to those people, who I talk to as I walk through the SpaceX or Tesla factory,” Musk said.
Source: Ambito
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