Twitter’s rebranding as ‘X’ under Elon Musk’s ownership has taken an intriguing turn as veteran stockbroker Peter Schiff proposed an unconventional name change for tweets.
What Happened: Over the weekend, Schiff took to Twitter, now X, to suggest a novel term for tweets – “Xchanges.
While Musk has not yet confirmed the adoption of the new term, his previous remarks about referring to tweets as “X’s” indicate his openness to creative changes.
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It is important to note here that during the weekend, users also spotted the “Tweet” button was replaced with “Post,” albeit for a brief period.
Earlier, in another response to a user who inquired whether the platform’s users would now be called “Xers.” In his characteristically cryptic manner, Musk replied, “We will have no name.”
Why It’s Important: After acquiring the platform in October 2022 for a staggering $44 billion, Musk orchestrated a major rebranding effort earlier this month.
Twitter’s iconic blue bird logo, which had symbolized the platform for over a decade, was replaced with a fresh emblem, signaling a new chapter under the banner of “X.”
The Twitter co-creator and former CEO Jack Dorsey also commented on this change, stating that rebranding might not be “essential,” but it could be a plausible path forward.
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