Dogecoin (DOGE) co-founder Jackson Palmer criticized Elon Musk’s attempt to buy Twitter for $43 billion.
While Elon Musk’s proposal to the SEC was said to be good for freedom of speech, Palmer expressed his disagreement.
Palmer stressed that associating any form of “freedom” with the world’s richest man who initiated the “takeover” of Twitter is a matter of reflection.
Palmer tweeted last July that the crypto industry is controlled by a powerful and wealthy cartel. claimed to have been Dogecoin co-founder said he would not discuss any crypto-related issues after parting ways with the crypto community, which he described as toxic in 2015.
Palmer described Musk, who also supported Dogecoin last May, as a “self-conscious fraudster”.
Tesla CEO made an application to the SEC to buy the social media giant after buying 9.2% of Twitter shares.