Twitter Logo Transition To The Shiba Inu Without A Formal Announcement

Twitter is likely to ditch the unprecedented blue bird logo, yet retained its microblogging status while transitioning the significant icon to the Shiba Inu logo. Unlike the prior line sketched bird that pictures a fully drawn bird, the head of the Japanese dog formally known as Dogecoin has appeared on the loading page.

Several tweeters’ reactions towards the Shiba Inu showing on the microblogging platform have stirred the internet with frenzy comments because the Japanese dog is the meme coin logo that is currently displayed on Twitter. The microblogging chief executive officer did not formalize a report as a tweet as he has previously done.

“Wait, Elon has changed the Twitter bird logo to the Dogecoin logo? What sort of destructive nuisance is this billionaire fgs”

Another reaction stated that; “Might re-enter if Elon, or Twitter official accounts, come out and says something quite positive about it (possible implementations). Your next step is likely tracking those two and keeping an eye out for anything Doge-related.”

The Dogecoin logo has surfaced on Twitter’s default loading page and main logo icon While
reminiscing about how the token has reportedly been craved for by its enthusiasts including Twitter’s CEO, Elon Musk. After Musk bought the microblogging platform, tweeters have been waiting for Dogecoin integration with social media just like how other platforms have reportedly done with incorporating significant tokens.

Recall that Musk and the meme coin enthusiasts have anticipated the integration which is eventually coming to reality. However, it seems as a strategic approach to penetrate the crypto market via the Dogecoin integration with Twitter starting with the microblogging logo transition Musk is yet to comment on.

However, a fictional tweet character suggested the prior Twitter logo transition to the Shiba Inu could have been an April Fool joke that lasted for days exceeding April 1. At the moment, nobody is certain about Musk’s intention regarding how the site functions. “Also retweets might be broken now. They don’t show as retweets properly? Probably broke that to implement the stupid dog icon, I don’t know anymore.”