Dogecoin, which has been verbally attacked by community members since Shiba Inu has attracted all the attention with its extraordinary success in the last period, has come to the point of losing its former glory days without Elon Musk.
Shiba’s dethronement of the meme coin and the fact that he became known as the “DOGE killer” must have gotten the Shiba supporters out of whack, as Dogecoin co-founder Billy Markus, who decided to break his silence, asked the Shiba Inu community to leave him alone.
Markus, who has been the co-founder of DOGE since 2013, felt the need to publish a tweet emphasizing that he had nothing to do with Shiba.
BTW, I have nothing to do with the SHIB project. I made dogecoin 8 years ago and barely have anything to do with dogecoin.
I removed the contact form from my website as it was getting spammed with people from SHIB community screaming at me about their token.
Don’t do that.
— Shibetoshi Nakamoto (@BillyM2k) November 5, 2021
Things got so complicated that messages from the Shiba Inu army almost invaded Markus’ mailbox. Markus states that he had to remove the form with contact information from the website because his inbox was full of spam messages.
Things Are Not What It Seems From Afar!
Although Dogecoin provided very serious returns to its investors when it reached a market capitalization of over $ 90 billion, the same could not be said for the founding partners.
So much so that Markus lost his job and faced serious financial difficulties as he faced financial problems.
He even made a statement that he had to sell his stash of Dogecoin to buy a second-hand Honda Civic.
Perhaps the only thing left for Markus was his frequent contact with Elon Musk, one of the richest people in the world, even though he was not rich.
While trying to cope with all of this, Markus never broke his ties with the community, but the Australian software engineer Jackson Palmer, with whom Markus co-founded DOGE, did not maintain the same attitude and decided to completely cut off his ties with the crypto community.
Now everyone’s eyes are on how the Shiba community will respond to Markus’ tweet in question.