SpaceX and Tesla founder Elon Musk, now entertaining his followers as “Buff Mage” (which seems like a reference to World of Warcraft or Netflix hit The Witcher) has given a hint to the online crowd about his sex life – or, rather, his stance on cryptocurrencies.
"Bitcoin is *not* my safe word", he tweeted at 6.53 am UTC, prompting a storm in the comments.
Bitcoin is *not* my safe word
— Buff Mage (@elonmusk) January 10, 2020
The asterisks around "not" as well as Musk’s tweeting a winking-face emoji in response to a thoughtful pic left by one of the commenters did not shed light on his cryptic post.
So far, over 2K users have left their views on what it could mean, or have simply resorted to posting jokes, gifs, and memes about the eccentric billionaire who knows well how to shake up netizens from time to time. One of the jokes, in which a user claimed to know the visionary’s safe word, was appreciated by Musk himself.
Haha true
— Buff Mage (@elonmusk) January 10, 2020
However, other comments, referring to Musk’s ventures or cryptocurrencies, were no less hilarious.
Now this is a religion I can finally settle with pic.twitter.com/eKkzkNidvB
— Toby (@tobyliiiiiiiiii) January 10, 2020
New elon crypto side project tbh pic.twitter.com/xso5dRvTrH
— Shash 🌐 (@ZSHASHZ) January 10, 2020
Life protip: Start a cryptocurrency called as Bytecoin and you'll make 8 times as much as Bitcoin.
— Pranay Pathole (@PPathole) January 10, 2020
— --- (@Prxays) January 10, 2020
Some tried to find out what could stop a rough sex game for Musk.
"Cyberdaddy"
— Shane B (@sbg0at) January 10, 2020
The eccentric entrepreneur, who just recently blew up social media with a bizarre dance in China and news that he is going to father a baby with Grimes, did not apparently end at this cryptic message. A couple of hours after the first tweet, he shared a slightly altered version of the now-aged meme-phrase “Toss a coin to ur Witcher”.
🎶 Toss a coin to ur Witcher 🎶
— Buff Mage (@elonmusk) January 10, 2020
However, this tweet was Musk's second attempt to rephrase the Witcher verse, as Decrypt reports. He first tweeted a “dogecoin” – the name of a joke cryptocurrency invented by Jackson Palmer - but deleted it.
