Dogecoin (DOGE) co-founder Jackson Palmer claimed in a recent interview with Australian magazine Crikey that Tesla CEO Elon Musk will “always” be a scammer. Palmer is known for his harsh criticism of Elon Musk, unlike DOGE’s fellow co-founder Billy Markus. Here are the details…
Dogecoin co-founder Palmer criticized Musk again
Palmer sarcastically states that people won’t care about such people because “the world loves scammers”. The Australian software engineer involved in the creation of Dogecoin, created in 2013 as a parody of Bitcoin, claims that Musk is only good at pretending to be knowledgeable. In fact, Palmer claims he doesn’t understand coding “as well as he says”. Musk once asked him how to run a Python script written by Palmer to combat Twitter spam bots.
Mentioning Musk’s controversial Twitter takeover bid, Palmer claims that the millionaire just wants to destroy the influential social media platform by raising disagreements. Palmer says Musk may be trying to “destroy all trust” on Twitter. He adds that it is misleading to think that the tech boss can build a viable alternative. As we reported on Kriptokoin.com, Palmer stated that he started tweeting about Dogecoin to boost his ego by creating a new base of loyal followers who think Musk is “something like Tony Stark (Iron Man).
Crypto winter isn’t here
Even though major cryptocurrencies have dropped significantly from record highs, Palmer still doesn’t believe a new crypto winter is coming as plenty of funds have been invested in crypto. He says the field is patiently waiting for “a new pile of idiots”. While Palmer wants crypto to die forever, he believes it will rise from the ashes as the world tends to forget after each market cycle how “just how scamming” crypto really is.
At the time of writing, the crypto money market has increased its value up to $ 1.33 trillion with slight increases. The biggest meme coin Dogecoin (DOGE) is changing hands at $0.085 with a 6% rise. You can see the Dogecoin (DOGE) price and detailed market data here.
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