One of the co-founders of Dogecoin is not enamoured with Elon Musk on Twitter, despite the fact that many others are.
He slammed Tesla and SpaceX CEO Elon Musk for promoting meme money on social media, which has resulted in a surge in its value over the last several months.
Musk is a “self-absorbed grifter,” according to an interview with the Australian media source Crikey. One definition of a thief is: “someone who obtains money by deceiving others.”
According to Urban Dictionary, a grifter is someone who has the ability to “guide anybody into doing anything they wish to have them do, that will result in the grifter’s personal benefit.
When it comes to Elon Musk, “the world likes grifters because it gives them the hope that one day they too will be a millionaire.”
When asked about his interactions with Musk, co-creator of Dogecoin Vitalik Buterin stated he had been dissatisfied and said that Musk was unable of carrying out even the simplest of computer programmes.
The Co-Founder of Dogecoin Suggests that Musk Doesn’t Know Coding
According to Palmer, when Musk first called him to look at a script, it was obvious that he didn’t know as much about coding as he claimed.
‘How can I run this Python script?’ he wondered. He said, according to a Crikey report quoting Musk. The two were talking about a technology Palmer had built to automatically identify Twitter bitcoin scams.
Dogecoin and Shiba, among other funny currencies, have received frequent endorsements from Musk, who may have influenced Palmer’s comments. The value of these tokens is regularly boosted by Musk’s tweets, which tend to fade within a short amount of time.
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