Zuckerberg Reveals He Named His Goat ‘Bitcoin’; Netizens Speculate Investment, Bring Up Dogecoin & Even ‘Threat’ To Life
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New Delhi: Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg recently posted a picture of his two goats, revealing their names to be Max and Bitcoin, which has the netizens coming up with all sorts of conclusions.
The most obvious one is that Zuckerberg is a “Bitcoin maximalist” while on a polar apart end it has people wondering if Bitcoin is up for a bloody fate. Confused? Here’s a breakdown.
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On Tuesday, Mark Zuckerberg took to Facebook and posted photos of his two pretty goats, writing: “My goats: Max and Bitcoin”.
Users of course had their fun in the comment section as some responses read: “Cool goats… Richer than all of us here.”; “Bitcoin looks high”, “Can you take me in ? I can start life afresh as a goat”.
There were mentions of Dogecoin as well with people writing: “Did you name any chickens Doge?”, “Now u just need a dog named Dogecoin”; “Get the 3rd one by the name of Doge Coin”.
The enthusiasm over the post was not just restricted to Facebook but also as expected spilled on to Twitter. Crypto enthusiasts wondered if the Facebook founder supports Bitcoin, that he is a “Bitcoin maximalist”. Many speculated whether a major announcement can be expected.
However, the Bitcoin excitement reminded netizens of a rather weird incident revealed by Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey. In 2011, Zuckerberg is said to have put up a “personal challenge” wherein he only ate what he killed.
Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey spoke to Rolling Stone in a 2019 interview about his “memorable” encounter.
“We go in the dining room.. He puts the goat down. It was cold. That was memorable. I don’t know if it went back in the oven. I just ate my salad”.
Sharing the memory, a Facebook user in the comment section wrote: “Are you going to murder these and feed them to guests?”
Well, we can only hope that Bitcoin and Max are spared to meet such a bloody fate.
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