The creator of popular meme token Dogecoin (DOGE) is rejecting an offer worth millions of dollars in digital assets to promote an unofficial offshoot crypto project.
Billy Markus, co-founder of the dog-themed crypto asset, has rejected an offer of 10 billion DOGE, worth about $14 million at time of writing, to promote Dogechain, a blockchain project that aims to bridge the gap between Dogecoin and Web3.
Replying to a Twitter user who broke the news, Markus says that “no one really cares anyway” if rejecting the offer avoided betraying the DOGE community because people just assume he got rich off of creating DOGE or running pump and dump schemes.
As stated by user Vee,
“Billy was offered to get 10 billion Dogecoin from Dogechain to promote their project.
That is, at the current price, $14 MILLION.
[Billy Markus] turning down this much money to avoid betraying your community is worthy of our deepest respect.”
Jens Wiechers, a member of the Dogecoin foundation, quickly pointed out that...
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