Tesla chief and billionaire Elon Musk has once more drawn interest on social media after converting his display call on X (formerly Twitter) to 'Gorklon Rust.'
The modified name seems to be a quirky mixture of references: "Grok," the AI chatbot developed through Musk's AI corporation xAI, and "Rust," probably regarding the Rust programming language—reportedly a part of xAI's technical infrastructure.
Gorklon Rust is likewise the call of a meme coin circulating on the Solana blockchain. It is currently being traded on decentralized systems such as PumpSwap, Raydium, and Meteora.
The modern-day call change got here only a day after Musk announced a first-rate revamp of X's advice set of rules, promising customers, "You have to be seeing substantial development there."
This is not the first time Musk has made headlines with a name trade on the platform he owns. In February, he, in short, went by "Harry Bolz," and in December, he followed 'Kekius Maximus.'
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Kekius Maximus has lately entered the crypto scene, drawing ideas from internet subculture and cinematic lore. The man or woman in the back of the token fuses the enduring Pepe the Frog meme with Maximus, the heroic parent from the movie Gladiator.
This specific mash-up has given upward thrust to KEKIUS, a meme-based cryptocurrency that mixes humor with factors of decentralized finance (DeFi). Even though primarily based on an extraordinarily obscure meme, KEKIUS has quickly gained traction in the crypto market.
Driving the wave of popular culture and DeFi traits, KEKIUS is the latest instance of the way net memes are continuing to form the wallet PLATFORM' target='_blank' title='digital-Latest Updates, Photos, Videos are a click away, CLICK NOW'>digital asset landscape.
At that point, Musk even updated his profile photo to show Pepe wearing golden armor and maintaining a video game controller.
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