Elon Musk Sending Dogecoin Into Space After His 'SNL' Jokes Smacked It On The Nose
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Musk is barking up Dogecoin again after its value dropped nearly 30% during his appearance on "Saturday Night Live."
Tesla CEO and SpaceX founder Elon Musk has tweeted that he’s sending a satellite named after Dogecoin to the moon after his jokes about it on “Saturday Night Live” misfired and sent his favorite cryptocurrency plunging in value. “SpaceX launching satellite Doge-1 to the moon next year,” Musk tweeted Sunday. The mission will be “paid for in Doge,” noted the quirky entrepreneur, who now likes to call himself the “Dogefather.” Musk vowed his launch will represent the “1st crypto in space” and the “1st meme in space.”
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