Since yesterday Aave (AAVE) recorded a positive price increase with a jump of over 12.25% from a daily low of $ 156.3 to a daily high, $ 175.5 today.
Observations on the movement of these assets found that the latest surge apparently had something to do with a statement from Aave founder Stani Kulechov on Twitter yesterday:
"LATEST: I joined Twitter as interim CEO."
The boat can be backed up, the tweet can't be deleted.
Finally, Kulechov's account was blocked immediately this afternoon.
AAVE quickly recorded a price increase of almost 10% as soon as the tweet was uploaded, as did its trading volume.
Maybe the CEO of Aave mistakenly chose the time to 'joke' but some Twitter users think it is appropriate for his account to be blocked for spreading fraud.
For the record, Twitter was officially owned by Musk in a RM191.4 billion purchase on Tuesday.
Following the transfer of ownership, the trillionaire uploaded many jokes and one of them wanted to create maximum fun on Twitter.
But the restriction of CEO Aave's Twitter account is seen as somewhat at odds with Musk's ambitions to turn the platform into a space for freedom of speech:
“By freedom of speech, I mean something that is in line with the law. I oppose censorship that goes beyond the law. ”
But Twitter belongs to Musk, so everything is impossible.
