Dogecoin Founder Stuns With Sarcastic Crypto ATH Message

Source: CryptoNewsNet Original Title: Dogecoin Founder Stuns With Sarcastic Crypto ATH Message Original Link: Billy Markus, who co-created the legendary meme coin DOGE with Jackson Palmer in 2013, has addressed the community with yet another sarcastic crypto tweet. This time, he spoke about the likelihood of new price all-time highs in the near future.

Overall, however, the Dogecoin cofounder stated that things are going well for crypto.

Man, crypto is doing good and all…

In his tweet, Billy Markus hinted that while the crypto market is seemingly doing pretty well, he hardly expects Bitcoin or Ethereum to reach a new all-time high anytime soon. It should be noted here that, according to his earlier tweets, Markus has respect only for Bitcoin, Ethereum, Dogecoin and a couple of other altcoins.

Markus told his 2.2 million followers that crypto is doing good, but he wants to be woken up when all-time highs are being broken.

Despite his respect for top crypto coins and his participation in the making of the iconic meme cryptocurrency, Dogecoin, Markus does not believe in crypto trading, likening it to gambling or even to a mental disease. It is the same attitude he has toward NFTs and those who like to collect/trade non-fungible tokens.

The last time the world’s largest cryptocurrency, Bitcoin, made it to a new all-time high was Oct. 6, when BTC hit $126,198. It is currently changing hands almost 25% below that level, trading at around $95,000 per coin. Due to recent geopolitical actions, the price crashed, but over the past few days, it has gone up from $90,000 following recent developments in monetary policy discussions.

Markus Reflects on Challenges Facing the Zoomer Generation

In another recent tweet, Markus shared his take in his traditional sarcastic manner, speaking about the world the Zoomer generation is facing at the moment. In particular, the Dogecoin founder mentioned the intensive implementation of artificial intelligence on the job market.

Markus shared three main points that are causing difficulties for Zoomers these days: being born in 2000, experiencing a pandemic during formative years, and facing AI implementation during their employment phase. Markus published commentary to illustrate what he thinks Zoomers feel about these three factors.