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CryptoMediumUpdated×3•Originally published 22 March 2026•Updated 24 March 2026•

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Elon Musk Confirms April 2026 Launch for X Money, Boosting Dogecoin Speculation

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Key Facts

1Elon Musk confirmed that the 'X Money' payment service will officially launch in April 2026.

2 months ago

Version History

3 additional sources confirmed this story

Version 32 months ago

What changed: Elon Musk's 'Dogefather' video shifted the Dogecoin narrative toward a $10 price target and positioned the Pepeto project as a potential successor in the meme-coin space.

Version 22 months ago

What changed: Added specific analyst price targets and a 'buy the dip' recommendation for Dogecoin, moving beyond general speculation to specific trading sentiment.

Version 12 months ago

What changed: The story was updated to include the Fed's rate hold, the military conflict in Iran, Bitcoin's $150,000 price prediction, and a security update for the Pepeto project.

Elon Musk has officially confirmed the launch of X Money for April 2026, advancing his vision for an all-in-one financial services app on the X platform. Dogecoin (DOGE) regained significant momentum after Musk posted a 'Dogefather' AI video to 18 million viewers, sparking intense market debate over a potential $10 price target. Amid this social media frenzy, the Pepeto project is being positioned as the 'next Dogecoin' following its successful $8.25 million funding milestone and recent security updates. These developments coincide with Bitcoin (BTC) price targets rising to $150,000 after the Federal Reserve (Fed) decided to maintain current interest rates. However, global market sentiment remains tempered by ongoing military conflict in Iran, which continues to pose significant geopolitical risks. This landscape underscores the volatile intersection of social media influence, monetary policy, and global instability.