One of the developers of Dogecoin, Jackson Palmer, has once again spoken out harshly about the crypto industry, community, and influencers. This time his outrage came down on Mark Cuban.

Mark Cuban, and he’s certainly a famous man, is not paid to promote this stuff. He’s actually been indoctrinated to believe that this stuff is the future,” Palmer said.

Palmer is one of two developers of the Dogecoin meme coin, one of the top 15 cryptocurrencies by market capitalization and consistently backed by Elon Musk. He and his co-creator Billy Marcus designed the coin as a mockery of the speculative component of cryptocurrencies. And while Marcus maintains an ironic attitude toward the crypto industry, Palmer has shown outright hatred for years.

In 2013, or when cryptocurrency appeared in 2008, part of it was a response to Wall Street and the overarching capitalist system,” Palmer noted. – Since then, I quickly realized that the most prominent people in the crypto sector just wanted to create a new exploitative system by putting themselves on top.

In addition to Cuban, Palmer includes Mark Andreessen and Chris Dixon in this group. The billionaire and investor are general partners of Andreesen Horowitz, one of the most active venture capital firms in the crypto industry. Curiously, Jack Dorsey also considered Mark Andreessen to be associated with fraud.

Interestingly, Mark Cuban saw nothing new in Palmer’s words: “The same thing was said about every new technology in which I was involved.

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