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You Can Now Buy Cyberwhistle, Other Tesla Accessories with Dogecoin
As spotted by the folks over at TeslaNorth, Tesla’s online shop is now accepting Dogecoin for payments in the USA, with Canada and other countries expected to follow suit shortly as well.
As shown in the image above, the Cyberwhistle can now be purchased for 300 DOGE, or about US $52.75 via the Tesla shop. Other accessories available to buy using Dogecoin include the following:
- Giga Texas Belt Buckle – 800 DOGE
- Cyberquad for Kids – 12020 DOGE
- Cybertruck Graffiti Cuffed Beanie – 205 DOGE
- Cybertruck Graffiti Trucker Hat – 205 DOGE
Interestingly, the only way to buy these accessories is via Dogecoin, meaning you cannot use your credit card to get these Tesla accessories at this point.
Tesla merch buyable with Dogecoin
— Elon Musk (@elonmusk)
Meanwhile, Twitter user @Tree_of_Alpha has just pointed out that the backend of Tesla’s website has added Dogecoin payments as well.
BREAKING: The Backend for Tesla $DOGE payments is now active. Everyone can see it on the following link that was generated after clicking to purchase with DOGE.https://t.co/03vxwgG6jV pic.twitter.com/SIcxyuUc8Z
— Tree of Alpha (@Tree_of_Alpha)
We’ll update you once we find out more about this development.
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