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Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg implicitly revealed himself as a Bitcoiner through a simple photo

The Twitter community was surprised when Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg revealed his identity as a Bitcoiner. In it, Zuckerberg took the initiative to share pictures of his two pet goats under the name “Bitcoin”.

Is Facebook really getting into Bitcoiner? Mark Zuckerberg’s goat could be a hint

According to his recent post, Zuckerberg named his goats “Max” and “Bitcoin”.

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SkyBridge founder Anthony Scaramucci welcomed Zuckerberg to the Bitcoin community in his tweet:

This is the first time the Facebook CEO has mentioned Bitcoin, though not directly. Social network users were quick to analyze. Most predict Mark Zuckerberg is interested in Bitcoin, has even invested in this cryptocurrency.

The LiveCoins page found that when combining the two words Max and Bitcoin together, it becomes a meaningful phrase. Max Bitcoin is a phrase about the ability to optimize Bitcoin purchases in the buyer’s portfolio. In addition, another account also analyzed that the word GOAT that Mark Zuckerberg mentioned is an acronym for Greatest of All Time. According to this account, the Facebook CEO is viewing Bitcoin as the greatest digital currency.

However, some other opinions suggest that Mark Zuckerberg does not own Bitcoin and does not refer to this coin. According to them, the naming of Max and Bitcoin for the two goats was simply a hobby of the Facebook boss.

Bitcoin is currently receiving great interest from tech billionaires. Elon Musk’s Tesla bought $ 1.5 billion worth of Bitcoins earlier this year and started to let customers buy electric cars pay with the cryptocurrency. Jack Dorsey’s company Square – who is now the CEO of Twitter – has also spent hundreds of millions of dollars on Bitcoin.

The Facebook shareholder meeting is scheduled for May 26th. Cryptocurrency enthusiasts may want to mark this date on their calendars as the proportion of Zuckerberg announcing Bitcoin holdings has now increased. The social media giant was rumored to reveal the cryptocurrency on its balance sheet during its earnings call at the end of April. However, this has never happened. According to Q1 results, Facebook has $ 64 billion in cash and equivalent.

You can see the BTC price here.

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