Billionaire Elon Musk mentioned Jackson Palmer, co-founder of meme coin Dogecoin in a recent tweet, claiming that Palmer tends to be “a little negative” at times. Here are the details…
Meme coin founder, known for his criticism of Elon Musk
Tesla CEO Elon Musk, known for his love of the popular meme coin Dogecoin (DOGE), Jackson Palmer, Dogecoin co-founder with Billy Markus tweeted about Although he constantly exchanged tweets with Billy Markus, he hadn’t said anything about Palmer. “Mission accomplished,” Palmer wrote in response to Musk’s latest tweet, in reference to the game.
American software engineer Billy Markus in 2013 Australian Palmer, who co-founded Dogecoin as a joke, left the cryptocurrency community in 2015, denouncing its “toxic” culture. Palmer was particularly critical of the anarcho-libertarian beliefs espoused by crypto advocates. “I did my best to educate people for a while… But then I realized that nobody really cared about that,” Palmer said during a recent podcast appearance.
Dogecoin price soared
After Dogecoin recorded massive price gains and became a $90 billion giant in early 2021, Palmer has resurfaced on Twitter to share some controversial views on the state of the industry. . As Cryptokoin.com previously reported, the Australian software engineer criticized Musk, the strongest supporter of Dogecoin, calling him a “selfish swindler” in a now-deleted tweet.
Last July, Palmer stated that the crypto industry is a “cult-like” space controlled by a “powerful gang” of wealthy individuals. It went viral after tweeting that people were talking about crypto as a get-rich-quick scheme. Contrary to Markus’ commitment to Musk, Palmer continues to criticize the Tesla CEO quite openly. Last month, he made several criticisms about the acquisition of Twitter by Musk. While Tesla CEO Elon Musk is not directly tweeting about Dogecoin, the price of DOGE has jumped from $0.0837 to $0.08648 at the time of writing.
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