# Twitter Articoli collegati

Il Centro Notizie HTX fornisce gli articoli più recenti e le analisi più approfondite su "Twitter", coprendo tendenze di mercato, aggiornamenti sui progetti, sviluppi tecnologici e politiche normative nel settore crypto.

Has Elon Musk Completely Abandoned Dogecoin? Here’s The Last Time He Tweeted About It

Elon Musk, a key figure behind Dogecoin's massive 36,000% rally in 2021, has significantly reduced his public engagement with the meme cryptocurrency. His last direct tweet about Dogecoin was over a year ago, in November 2024, where he defended its flat inflation mechanism as a feature rather than a flaw. Although Musk still subtly endorses Dogecoin by liking and reposting related content, his direct mentions have ceased. Furthermore, the recent launch of X Money (formerly Twitter) shows no integration of Dogecoin, despite earlier hopes. The payment feature, along with previous initiatives like Tip Jar, supports only Bitcoin and Ethereum, signaling a shift away from Dogecoin in Musk’s ventures.

bitcoinist03/13 15:01

Has Elon Musk Completely Abandoned Dogecoin? Here’s The Last Time He Tweeted About It

bitcoinist03/13 15:01

Musk: I Work 90 Hours a Week; Beware of Crayfish 'Going Crazy'...

In a roundup of discussions from the crypto community on X, Elon Musk claimed he works 90 hours per week, sparking mixed reactions. Some users questioned whether he was subtly criticizing public figures like Biden or Gates, while others sarcastically commented on his wealth accumulation. Separately, there were observations about increased solidarity among Silicon Valley’s Chinese community. Another topic involved unusual use cases for crayfish, described as "crazy." The post also featured a discussion on ideal work environments. The article includes multiple embedded images and ends with links to related social channels and news sources.

比推03/12 01:00

Musk: I Work 90 Hours a Week; Beware of Crayfish 'Going Crazy'...

比推03/12 01:00

X Tightens Promotion Rules: Is the Wild West Era of Crypto Twitter Marketing Over?

X, the platform formerly known as Twitter, is systematically tightening its rules on promotional content and automated activity, particularly targeting the crypto community. Over the past five months, it has implemented six major policy changes. These include removing 1.7 million spam bots, banning "InfoFi" applications that reward users for posting, cracking down on accounts using automation/AI, and introducing a mandatory "Paid Promotion" disclosure label for sponsored content. It has specifically prohibited undisclosed ads for prediction markets and restricted automated API replies. These actions dismantle key, previously free, marketing channels for crypto: incentivized posting, undisclosed influencer promotions, and automated engagement. Consequently, user acquisition costs are expected to rise as organic reach diminishes. The platform is simultaneously favoring paid advertising, having relaxed its policies for crypto ads in many regions. This shift forces a recalibration of the crypto influencer economy, moving from hidden endorsements to transparent, performance-based advertising. While this may lead to a cleaner information environment for users, it signals the end of an era of unregulated "wild" marketing on the platform, making visibility a paid privilege.

marsbit02/25 08:41

X Tightens Promotion Rules: Is the Wild West Era of Crypto Twitter Marketing Over?

marsbit02/25 08:41

From "Manual Rules" to "AI Mind Reading": X's New Algorithm Reshapes the Information Flow, More Accurate and More Dangerous

Elon Musk's X (formerly Twitter) has transitioned from a recommendation system based on "manually stacked rules and heuristic algorithms" to one that relies entirely on a large AI model to predict user preferences. The new algorithm, For You," mixes content from accounts a user follows with posts from across the platform that the AI believes the user will like. The process begins by building a user profile based on historical interactions (likes, retweets, dwell time) and user features (following list, preferences). The system then gathers candidate posts from two sources: the user's direct network ("Thunder") and a broader network of potentially interesting content from strangers ("Phoenix"). After data hydration and an initial filtering step to remove duplicates, old posts, or content from blacklisted authors, the core scoring process begins. A Transformer model (Phoenix Grok) predicts the probability of a user taking various positive actions (like, retweet, reply, click) or negative ones (block, mute, report) on each post. A final score is calculated by weighting these probabilities. An Author Diversity Scorer is then applied to reduce the visibility of multiple posts from the same author in a single batch. The highest-scoring posts undergo a final filter to remove policy-violating content and remove duplicates from the same thread before being sorted into the user's feed. The shift represents a move from "telling the machine what to do" to "letting the machine learn what to do." While this can lead to more accurate recommendations and a fairer system that breaks the monopoly of large accounts, it also risks deepening users' "information cocoons" and making them more susceptible to targeted emotional content.

比推01/20 13:38

From "Manual Rules" to "AI Mind Reading": X's New Algorithm Reshapes the Information Flow, More Accurate and More Dangerous

比推01/20 13:38

Musk's Million-Dollar Creative Bounty: The Revival of Long-Form Content and the Ambition for an Everything App

Elon Musk's X (formerly Twitter) has launched a "$1 Million Article Challenge" in early 2026, aiming to incentivize long-form content creation on the platform. This move comes amid growing competitive pressure from Meta’s Threads, which has surpassed X in global daily active users (DAU) and is rapidly closing the gap in the U.S. market. X’s advertising revenue has also significantly declined since Musk’s acquisition. The push for long-form content is strategic: X’s algorithm favors content that increases "user time well spent," and long articles naturally keep users engaged longer. This approach supports Musk’s vision of making X the "earth’s first news source" and provides high-quality training data for his AI project, Grok. Despite global trends toward fragmented reading, X is betting on a revival of in-depth content to boost platform stickiness and attract professional creators. This effort is part of a broader ambition to transform X into an "Everything App" like WeChat. However, X still lags far behind in user base, engagement time, and functional diversity. Musk’s anxiety is palpable as he races to enrich X’s ecosystem and realize his super-app vision.

marsbit01/19 11:11

Musk's Million-Dollar Creative Bounty: The Revival of Long-Form Content and the Ambition for an Everything App

marsbit01/19 11:11

Give Freedom to Money: The Flow of Information from Binance to Twitter

"Freeing Money: The Flow of Information from Binance to Twitter" by Zuo Ye Web3 argues that in the crypto era, information has become a commodified asset, while financial flows and information streams are increasingly disconnected. The author observes that platforms like Binance, despite dominating the exchange ecosystem, are struggling with "separation anxiety" as they lose control over information dissemination and face stagnating user growth. The piece critiques the crypto industry’s shift from idealistic goals like decentralization to speculative meme-driven trading, where information quality declines even as quantity explodes. Binance’s aggressive meme marketing and attempts to capture链上 (on-chain) users reflect a broader industry anxiety: the breakdown between information flow and capital movement. The author proposes a "Quantity Theory of Crypto Information" — analogous to Irving Fisher’s monetary equation — where information supply multiplied by the velocity of viewpoints equals exposure per project multiplied by the total number of projects. Yet, effective information remains hard to quantify, and the relationship between influencer content and actual trading activity is often unclear. Despite the freedom of capital movement enabled by CEXs and crypto banks, information channels are becoming more closed, fragmented by language, region, and algorithms. The author concludes that the crypto industry, if it loses its ability to set agendas and relies solely on internal capital games, risks becoming an isolated island in the broader financial world — unless it evolves to embrace mainstream, large-scale productization, as perhaps envisioned by Elon Musk’s X.

marsbit01/15 06:39

Give Freedom to Money: The Flow of Information from Binance to Twitter

marsbit01/15 06:39

Musk's Twitter Obsession: A 25-Year Unresolved Grudge

Elon Musk's 25-year obsession with his original vision for X.com, an ambitious online financial platform he founded in 1999, ultimately drove his acquisition and transformation of Twitter. After being ousted from the merged company that became PayPal, Musk never abandoned his dream of creating an all-in-one financial and social super-app. In 2022, he acquired Twitter, systematically rebranding it to X and gradually introducing features like long-form content, video, and creator monetization to condition users for a financial ecosystem. By 2026, X introduced features like Smart Cashtags, allowing users to view and potentially trade assets directly within posts. Musk's strategy mirrors the success of Chinese super-apps like WeChat, fulfilling his original X.com vision of integrating social interaction, information, and financial transactions into a single platform. This move represents not just a business expansion but a personal mission to reclaim his initial ambition and control the global flow of information and capital.

比推01/15 06:33

Musk's Twitter Obsession: A 25-Year Unresolved Grudge

比推01/15 06:33

The Ghost of X.com, Musk's 25-Year Revenge

Elon Musk's 25-year quest to reclaim his original vision for X.com culminated in the acquisition and transformation of Twitter. In 1999, Musk invested his entire $22 million fortune from the sale of Zip2 into X.com, an ambitious online financial platform. The venture merged with Confinity (later PayPal), but Musk was ousted in a board coup while on his honeymoon. The X.com brand was discarded, leaving a "fishbone" of regret in Musk. His 2022 acquisition of Twitter was not primarily about free speech but about复仇 (revenge) for that early betrayal. He systematically rebranded it as X and began a gradual transformation from a microblogging site into an all-in-one "everything app." This involved introducing long-form content, enhanced video, creator monetization, and, most crucially, laying the groundwork for financial services. The key development is the "Smart Cashtags" feature, allowing users to embed asset tickers (e.g., $TSLA) in posts that link to real-time data and, ultimately, enable direct trading. This creates a seamless loop from seeing information to making a financial decision to executing a trade, all within X. To build trust for this financial future, Musk took the unprecedented step of open-sourcing the platform's algorithm. The article frames this as Musk finally realizing his 1999 vision, an idea validated by the success of Chinese super-apps like WeChat. The timing is now perfect, with mature mobile payments, crypto adoption, and shifting regulations. Musk's lifelong obsession with the letter "X" (SpaceX, Model X, xAI, his son's name) is presented as a unifying thread in his mission to control the flow of global capital and information, making X the central nervous system of the digital economy.

marsbit01/14 09:21

The Ghost of X.com, Musk's 25-Year Revenge

marsbit01/14 09:21

X Rolls Out Smart Cashtags to Cut Crypto Spam and Ticker Confusion

X is introducing a new feature called Smart Cashtags to reduce cryptocurrency ticker confusion and spam on its platform. The tool will allow users to link cashtags like $BTC to verified token identities or contract addresses, providing access to charts and information directly from posts. This aims to address issues where scam coins mimic legitimate cryptocurrencies and improve clarity in crypto discussions. The rollout, planned as early as next month, comes amid regulatory pressure in Europe, including a recent €120 million fine for Digital Services Act violations. Additionally, Elon Musk has promised to open-source X’s ranking algorithms to increase transparency. Crypto users have criticized the platform for bot dominance and engagement farming, which Smart Cashtags may partially mitigate by reducing ticker exploitation.

TheNewsCrypto01/12 13:46

X Rolls Out Smart Cashtags to Cut Crypto Spam and Ticker Confusion

TheNewsCrypto01/12 13:46

A-Shares Frenzy Crashes Servers, Crypto Still Waiting for Twitter to Save the Day

Chinese A股 markets are experiencing a historic rally, with the Shanghai Composite Index surpassing 4100 points—a 10-year high—and recording 16 consecutive positive trading days. This surge has led to overwhelming retail investor participation, even causing brokerage servers to crash due to high demand. Meanwhile, in contrast, the crypto community is discussing a potential new feature on X (formerly Twitter) called "Smart Cashtags," proposed by Nikita Bier, which would allow users to tag tokens or smart contracts in posts to display real-time prices and potentially enable trading. While some see this as a key step toward mass adoption, the author questions whether crypto truly lacks price discovery tools—given the abundance of existing platforms like CoinGecko and CMC—and argues that what crypto really lacks is not more entry points, but real profit opportunities. The article emphasizes that retail investors flock to markets with visible returns, as seen in A股, rather than to platforms based solely on convenience or features. The author concludes that adoption follows money and momentum, not the other way around, and remains skeptical about X’s ability to “save” crypto adoption through technical features alone.

marsbit01/12 07:41

A-Shares Frenzy Crashes Servers, Crypto Still Waiting for Twitter to Save the Day

marsbit01/12 07:41

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