DOGE Founder Breaks Silence on Which Crypto Will Go Up or Down Next

As a researcher with a background in cryptocurrency and experience following the industry closely, I find Billy Markus’s perspective on crypto price predictions intriguing. His tweet about the unpredictability of the crypto market and comparing it to a “degenerate casino” aligns with my understanding of the volatility and speculative nature of digital currencies.


Billy Markus, one of the founders of Dogecoin in 2013, along with Jackson Palmer, using the handle @BillyM2k on Twitter, has shared his insights on which cryptocurrencies may experience growth or decline next.

The query at hand seems to be a common topic of inquiry among his 2.1 million followers, as indicated by his tweet.

Markus’s crypto “price forecast” as he slams crypto market

Billy Markus, known as Shibetoshi Nakamoto on X and various social media outlets, found the queries regarding significant cryptocurrency market fluctuations amusing. He maintains that it’s impossible to accurately predict crypto price trends since he sees the market as a “degenerate casino.”

As a researcher in the field of cryptocurrencies, I find it amusing when individuals ask me to forecast the price fluctuations of specific digital assets. Predicting such changes is an unenviable task, akin to trying to decipher the whims of a chaotic casino.

— Shibetoshi Nakamoto (@BillyM2k) June 13, 2024

Shibetoshi Nakamoto has expressed similar views about cryptocurrencies and their price forecasts before, which are readily available online.

Approximately two weeks ago, on June 2, Billy Marks expressed agreement with Nate Alex’s perspective. The noted NFT artist and collector had tweeted that the crypto world feels like a “rigid casino” to him. This sentiment resonated with Marks, who replied, characterizing it as a “rigged casino populated mainly by individuals pretending to be intelligent.”

Ripple CEO bashes Dogecoin as useless

Two weeks ago at the Consensus2024 crypto event, as a researcher attending the conference, I witnessed firsthand when Brad Garlinghouse, the CEO of Ripple Labs, expressed his criticism towards Dogecoin, a popular meme cryptocurrency.

Garlinghouse expressed his belief that DOGE lacks practical application during a recent discussion. He had made a similar comment back in January at the World Economic Forum in Davos, stating that he couldn’t identify any genuine use case or significance for DOGE beyond Elon Musk’s involvement.

Read More

2024-06-14 14:57