Twitter Adds Bitcoin Emoji, Jack Dorsey Suggests Unicode Does the Same

Twitter Adds Bitcoin Emoji, Jack Dorsey Suggests Unicode Does the Same
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2020-2-3 13:20

Twitter has added a Bitcoin emoji, with major personalities in the space seeking to raise crypto awareness by getting the coin trending

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Why The Hot New Trend In Crypto Is The Twitter Hashtag Emoji

The “Crypto Twitter” hashtag emoji has become all the rage across the industry in recent weeks, but why? Is it just to jump on a trend, or is it to gain valuable brand visibility? Or is it something more altogether? The Crypto In Crowd: Binance Joins Bitcoin and CRO With New Twitter Hashtag Emoji Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey is a well-known Bitcoin backer, and also heads the company Square Inc. Square offers the popular payments […]

2020-7-1 18:00


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В Twitter появился бот Emoji Mashup Bot, создающий новые эмодзи

Французский программист создал бота для социальной сети Twitter, генерирующего новые эмодзи путем объединения между собой старых идеограм и смайлов. Модифицированные эмодзи публикуются на странице аккаунта Emoji Mashup Bot.

2019-7-23 13:20


Losing it? Tesla CEO Elon Musk Changes Twitter Name to Bizarre Meme

Eccentric Tesla CEO Elon Musk is at it again on Twitter, launching a flurry of odd and cryptic tweets on Wednesday and changing his Twitter handle to “Elon Tusk” along with an elephant emoji. Tesla CEO Changes Twitter Name to ‘Elon Tusk’ The new handle is an allusion to this viral meme: Musk didn’t stop at changing his Twitter handle, going on to make a series of announcements and statements regarding Tesla news and his current legal and professional difficulties.

2019-2-28 23:08


Why the lobster emoji has become an unlikely ally to the trans community

It seems like there’s an emoji for everything — from the world’s favorite cry-laughing face to one of Twitter’s least popular emoji, the aerial tramway. The Unicode Consortium (the group who decides what emoji make it onto our phones) has managed to clog up our keyboards with hundreds of emoji that we’ll probably never use, I mean, when was the last time you used the ABCD emoji in conversation? But while there seems to be an emoji to represent everyone and everything, a significant group has been completely left out — the transgender community.

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