Musk changes Twitter domain to x.com, plans to ditch ‘bird’

In a recent move, Elon Musk, the tech billionaire and CEO of SpaceX and Tesla, directed x.com, a subsidiary of his space company, to Twitter. The decision came as Musk expressed his intention to part ways with the iconic Twitter bird logo and design a new one.

Musk’s influence on social media platforms has been significant, particularly on Twitter, where he holds a massive following. However, his announcement of x.com’s involvement indicates a shift in the branding strategy for his Twitter presence.

As of now, there are no specific details regarding the new logo’s design or the timeline for its implementation. Musk’s ventures have often showcased a flair for innovation and unique branding, and this move seems to align with his reputation for thinking outside the box.

With the growing influence of Musk’s companies on multiple industries, including space exploration and electric vehicles, this change in the Twitter logo hints at possible rebranding efforts for his personal and corporate social media profiles. The development has garnered attention from both his supporters and critics, as they await further updates on the logo’s unveiling and the underlying motivation behind the move.