Dogecoin, which entered our lives in 2013 and is loved and supported by Tesla CEO Elon Musk, is the first crypto currency that comes to mind when it comes to meme tokens.
Billy Markus, who we know as the founding partner of Dogecoin, one of the most popular meme tokens, but later left the project, explained for the first time how much Dogecoin he has in his portfolio in his post on Twitter.
Markus, who is active on Twitter and in the crypto market, stated that he has 220,000 DOGE (approximately $42,174).
Yet another reminder:
I don’t speak for dogecoin.
I am not on the project. I am a community member. I hold about 220k doge.
I will defend those who I feel are actively making the space better. I will discourage those who I feel aren’t.
I will talk about whatever I want.
— Shibetoshi Nakamoto (@BillyM2k) December 27, 2021
When asked if Markus would return to the DOGE project in the comments made under the DOGE post, Markus said that he would never return.
“Working on a crypto project is terrible because the more you do for people, the worse I’ve seen them treat you. I have a lot of respect for the developers for volunteering all these years.”
Although Dogecoin, which Tesla CEO Elon Musk has frequently declared his support for, and which turned 8 in December, showed a tremendous increase of 6.943% in 2021, it is currently down 76.1% from $ 0.7376 on May 8.
Dogecoin, ranked 12th in terms of market cap on CoinMarketCap, is currently trading at $0.1906.
*Not investment advice.