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Dogecoin Co-Founder Reveals How Much He Holds in DOGE
Billy Markus, one of the two founders of Dogecoin’s spin-off meme coin, which launched in 2013, took to Twitter to post a reminder of his role in Dogecoin’s development. and share information on how many DOGEs he holds.
Billy Markus and Dogecoin
He seemed to be annoyed by the frequently asked questions on the previously mentioned topics, so he decided to clarify them.
Billy Markus tweeted that he has not been involved in working on Dogecoin for 9 years. ; In his tweet, Billy was not speaking on behalf of the Dogecoin team, but on his own.
Billy also admitted that he owns “very little Dogecoin.”
Billy urges the Dogecoin community to stop saying he should represent DOGE, the only person he will represent is himself.
This is just another reminder that
- I don’t work on dogecoin, I haven’t for literally 9 years
- I don’t have any affiliation with dogecoin
- I don’t speak for dogecoin
- I own very little dogecoin
Don’t tell me how I should represent doge. I don’t, at all. I just represent me.
Shibetoshi Nakamoto (@BillyM2k) March 31, 2023
Burger King comes out with DOGE drops. As previously reported by U.Today, fast food chain Burger King in Paris has started accepting bitcoins, and Burger King UK’s official Twitter account tweeted in response: “We want Doge. ”
This prompted some surprised and delighted comments from the DOGE community, who apparently interpreted this as a sign of support for Dogecoin, with some even saying they were willing to pay for their meal. At Burger King with DOGE
Source: U.Today
