Cold Winds Blow Between Dogecoin (DOGE) Founders: Remarkable Move Has Arrived!

Dogecoin (DOGE) founder Jackson Palmer announced on Twitter that he was blocked by another DOGE co-founder, Billy Markus.

Palmer’s high cryptocurrency anti-Semitism seems to be the main reason behind this movement.

Some Twitter users accused Markus of being too “feisty” for blocking Palmer.

Palmer and Markus co-founded Dogecoin in 2013 as a pointless parody of Bitcoin.

Dogecoin Founder Billy Markus Is Among The Biggest Supporters Of Billionaire Elon Musk

Unlike Markus, who is known for his almost admiring devotion to Tesla CEO Elon Musk, Palmer was extremely critical of the billionaire name.

Palmer has repeatedly called Musk a “cheater,” questioning his coding skills, and claiming that this tech boss uses cryptocurrencies to boost his ego. That’s why Musk and Palmer had a couple of times on Twitter.

Markus strongly supported Musk, shared his controversial political views and commented on his jokes. “When I wondered why he was so protective of Elon Musk, he blocked me too,” one Twitter user complained of Markus.

Markus Is Also Known For His Constant Criticism Of The Cryptocurrency Industry

Markus himself is also quite critical of the cryptocurrency industry. In fact, Markus claimed in his statement in May that almost all cryptocurrencies would fall to zero.

However, unlike Palmer, who abandoned Dogecoin years ago, Markus continued to support the meme coin even though he claimed he had no coins. Markus allegedly sold all of his Dogecoins in exchange for a second-hand Honda Civic in 2015.

Last July, Palmer shared a popular post on Twitter about how crypto is controlled by a “powerful cartel” of wealthy individuals.

*Not investment advice.