Social Media Platform X Ends NFT Support, Triggering Community Debates The discontinuation of NFT profile pictures on Social Media Platform X has sparked discussions within the community, raising concerns about potential fraud and hinting at the possibility of exclusive X NFTs. The move, which took place on January 10, comes almost two years after the platform introduced NFT support on January 20, 2022, allowing paid subscribers to link their NFTs to their Twitter profile pictures in a hexagonal transformation serving as a verification mechanism.

The community's responses to the removal of NFT profile pictures vary, with worries emerging about the increased challenge of identifying fake accounts. Speculations abound, suggesting motives behind the decision, including a strategy to introduce exclusive X NFTs in the future.

Users on the platform expressed concerns about the potential rise of fraudulent accounts and scams within the Crypto Twitter space. The absence of NFT profile pictures, previously serving as a tool for verifying user legitimacy, is seen as a setback in preventing potential traps.

Autism Capital, an account on the X platform, described the move as the "end of an era," adding a nostalgic touch to the discourse. Memes circulating within the community emphasize the importance of maintaining safeguards against fraudulent activities.

Simultaneously, community members are actively speculating about Elon Musk's plans. A Reddit theory suggests that the removal might precede the introduction of exclusive X NFTs for sale on the platform. This speculation gains support by citing Reddit's successful venture into the NFT space with digital collectibles that attracted 10 million users.

Elon Musk's ongoing efforts to create an all-in-one app merging social media, messaging, and financial transactions, currently known as "X," align with his interest in digital currencies. Given his track record of involvement with Bitcoin and Dogecoin, community members speculate that the app may incorporate cryptocurrency functionalities, potentially allowing payments using Dogecoin (DOGE).