Billy Markus, one of Dogecoin’s co-founders, can’t be bought with money – even if it’s… say — $14 million.
Dogechain, a relatively new digital currency that’s making some noise in the crypto industry, sought the outspoken infotech developer to promote the blockchain project.
Dogechain is designed to bridge the gap between the meme coin and Web3.
A Twitter user with the handle @RepeatAfterVee made Markus’s rejection of the offer public. The user said that Markus, who co-created the first meme coin with Jackson Palmer, declined an offer to tweet about – and perhaps boost – the image of Dogechain.
According to the Twitter user, Markus’ refusal to accept the offer was evidence of his unwillingness to “betray” the DOGE community.
Consequently, his acts merited the “highest regard” from the Dogecoin community.
In response to the tweet, Markus reminded the community that he had not become wealthy by developing the crypto. He stated that he was even occasionally accused of advocating...
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