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Elon Musk sells Tesla whistle for Dogecoin

 


Elon Musk promotes the new “Tesla Cyberwhistle” on Twitter. The edition of the whistle is limited and the purchase is only possible with Dogecoin. It looks like Elon Musk is playing the whistle on the current legal dispute with Twitter.


At a price of 1,000 Dogecoin and a current Dogecoin rate of 0.060225 US dollars , the Tesla Cyberwhistle costs the equivalent of just over 60 US dollars. The offer seems to have convinced Elon Musk fans - the pipe is sold out on the official Tesla homepage. However, a new, much louder version of the whistle is expected to appear soon .


The Cyberwhistle is made of "medical grade stainless steel" and shares the same angular design as the Tesla Cybertruck. However, Tesla decided to release the whistle without the truck's biggest weakness, the windows.


Unlike the Cybertruck, which had its release date pushed back twice, the Tesla Cyberwhistle was immediately available to anyone with enough Dogecoin to pay for it.


But why is Musk selling a pipe for Dogecoin? The current legal dispute with Twitter could be the reason for this.



A Whistle for Dogecoin: Coincidence?

The launch of the Cyberwhistle comes at a time when one of the biggest lawsuits in Musk's life is looming. Earlier this year, the billionaire made a $44 billion bid to buy Twitter. He then backed out of the deal, citing a number of issues and lack of information from the social media platform as the reason for his decision.


Musk claims that Twitter misled him about the number of spambots and fake accounts on the platform.


Former Twitter security chief Peiter Zatko seems to agree on this point . According to Zatko, Twitter simply doesn't know how many spambots are actually active on the platform. That suggests the problem could be much bigger than the company is publicly acknowledging.


At the end of August, Elon Musk's lawyers summoned Zatko as a witness for the upcoming court hearing. Thanks to the appearance of Zatko -turned-Twitter whistleblower, Musk's chances of winning the lawsuit appear to have improved significantly.


Just two weeks after the subpoena and three weeks after Zatko went public with the allegations, Tesla is offering the Cyberwhistle for Dogecoin. Coincidence?


Tesla is notoriously slow to launch new product lines. So how did the company manage to design, produce and launch a whistle with a display in just three weeks?


Musk's "Blow the Whistle" tweet may actually be a metaphorical reference to the whistleblower. Whatever the case, the Dogecoin community seems to continue to be excited about Elon Musk and the new product.


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