Musk's Deleted Tweets Reveal Plan That Could Have Sent DOGE To The Moon

Tesla CEO and soon-to-be Twitter owner Elon Musk deleted several tweets, which revealed his plan about the dog-themed altcoin DOGE – a potential proposal that could have sent Dogecoin to the moon.

The internet always keeps a copy of everything even if you immediately take down a post or tweet because of an impulse decision. Earlier this month, Musk tweeted something that could have impacted DOGE and Twitter, but perhaps eventually changed his mind and took it down.

A series of tweets revealed the tech billionaire's plan to combat or at least reduce bots on the social networking platform. The deleted tweets also mentioned Musk's vision of charging 0.1 DOGE to tweet.

Additionally, he proposed to introduce a new currency exclusive to Twitter, which he called TwDOGE. Included in his proposal was a Twitter user's ability to earn 0.5 TwDOGE three times per day, which they can swap for DOGE to post a tweet.

"Now to fight bot spams and scammers on Twitter, I've decided to charge 0.1 DOGE for every tweet starting this Monday, October 10, 2022," Musk tweeted.

"All of that said, as a Genius, Billionaire, Playboy, Philanthropist.. I respect everyone's freedom of speech. So I came up with a solution," the tweet dated Oct. 4 read. It was deleted later.

The solution was: "A Twitter user can tweet 'WooF' to earn 0.5 TwDOGE for 3 times a day."

"This TwDOGE is a non-withdrawable Twitter exclusive use cryptocurrency, but can be swapped with DOGE to make a tweet," Musk added.

The tech billionaire also noted, "'Woof' is case sensitive by the way. That's all! Keep woofing! Peace out."

While the idea is good, it is not known why Musk deleted the tweets. However, it is interesting to note that the tweets were put out on the same day when the tech billionaire announced his revived interest in purchasing Twitter.

Musk has introduced a lot of interesting ideas, some of which, have helped him become the world's richest man. He is also a known and vocal advocate of cryptocurrency, especially Dogecoin.

As of 3:25 a.m. ET Monday, DOGE was trading up 0.11% at $0.05907 with a 24-hour volume of $164,355,252, according to the latest data from CoinMarketCap.