Elon Musk’s X platform is expanding access to its X Money payment feature. The development has reignited speculation about whether the social media platform will integrate Dogecoin payments, given Musk’s history of supporting the memecoin.
Elon Musk announced that X Money would enter “early public access” in April 2026, with a wider rollout confirmed on June 4. The potential for cryptocurrency integration, specifically Dogecoin (DOGE), remains a key question for users of the platform. This speculation is fueled by Musk’s past promotion and adoption of the memecoin.
On April 14, X’s head of product Nikita Bier stated that the cryptocurrency sector was having a bad year and that the team “should launch something to fix it.” The post led many to anticipate a crypto-related announcement from the platform. However, no such services have been launched in the subsequent weeks.
Musk has previously enabled DOGE payments for Tesla and SpaceX merchandise, leading supporters to expect a similar move for X. Despite this history, Dogecoin is noted for being one of the market’s most volatile assets. Its value is subject to significant swings based on online sentiment, which could impact its viability as a payment method.
The platform has not confirmed any plans to incorporate cryptocurrency payments. Dogecoin enthusiasts continue to await an official update from X Money regarding potential integration.
