Tesla CEO Elon Musk Bashes Twitter’s New NFT Profile Feature

Tesla CEO Elon Musk recently tweeted that he was annoyed by Twitter’s new NFT profile feature. He explained in a subsequent tweet why he was upset with the new in-app feature. He called it “annoying,” and wondered why Twitter would spend resources on it. This time, he made his point. We’ll explore why the new feature is so annoying in more detail below.

Twitter has announced a new feature called the NFT profile. This feature will only allow users to use static images that are generated by a program. It will only allow users to select the image that they want displayed on their profiles, and it will only be available to people who have the NFT tokens. This will make it impossible for people to see who owns the crypto-related pictures. This is an interesting feature but one that has its drawbacks.

Elon Musk is an avid Twitter user and has spoken out against the new NFT profile picture. He said the new feature is annoying and that Twitter should be focused on fighting spam, rather than a feature that will encourage spammers. He also suggested that Twitter should focus its engineering resources on dealing with crypto scammers, which he considers an unnecessary distraction. He shared a graphic on Twitter.

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