Dogecoin founder Shibetoshi Nakamoto has denied allegations that he recently collaborated with Elon Musk to create the Cat token, an Ethereum-based meme coin. As Kriptokoin.com, we are giving the details…
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The problem started after a conversation Nakamoto had with Canadian-American actor Tommy Chong on Twitter. Chong’s investigation comes after Nakamoto revealed that he has always loved cats. However, he doesn’t seem to be a fan of Cat Coin and other cryptocurrencies launched on Binance Smart Chain (BSC). Shibetoshi has been critical of BSC tokens. Because recently, scammers are taking advantage of cheaper fees to launch several illegal projects on Blockchain, which has resulted in many investors being scammed.
However, he noted that Ethereum-based tokens are better as crypto projects have to pay a heavy fee before they can be launched on the network. Chong said that a Cat Coin was recently issued on the Ethereum network, and he thinks Shibetoshi and Elon Musk are behind it. Although the DOGE founder’s response to Chong was not included in the conversation circulating on social media platforms, several Telegram users claimed that the Dogecoin founder confirmed the claim.
DOGE founder denied the allegations
Dissatisfied that Chong was forced to broadcast his private conversations, the Dogecoin founder denied the allegations by tweeting. “I have nothing to do with this stupid coin. People are so stupid they think Elon and I are working together to launch a cat token. Desperate people,” he said. Since Elon Musk tweets praising Dogecoin, it is among the known facts that Shibetoshi and Elon Musk are on good terms.
Meanwhile, a new claim made about Elon Musk, non It has bought a fungible token (NFT). As we reported earlier, an NFT collector claims that the buyer of one of the Bored Ape Yacht Club NFTs is Elon Musk. Even Wu Blockchain, a well-known researcher in the field of Blockchain, drew attention to this issue. However, it should be noted that nothing is certain.
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