The co-founder of Dogecoin ridiculed the former CEO of Microstrategy for being too enthusiastic about the first cryptocurrency.
It all started with a tweet recently posted by Michael Saylor. The ex-head of Microstrategy called bitcoin “a miracle happening right in front of people.” This tweet was responded to by both BTC supporters and enthusiasts of other altcoins, including the co-founder of Dogecoin. Billy Marcus wrote ironically that even the birth of a child is not comparable to bitcoin, so he suggested that Saylor sell his children and buy BTC with the proceeds. According to Marcus, there are far more interesting things in the history of the universe than the arbitrary hash strings of Bitcoin.
bitcoin is literally more of a miracle than of childbirth
sell your kids and buy bitcoin, arbitrary hash strings are literally the most interesting thing in the history of the universe
— Shibetoshi Nakamoto (@BillyM2k) September 1, 2022
Judging by Marcus’s answer, he is annoyed by Sailor’s statements, who never get tired of promoting the first cryptocurrency at every opportunity. The representative of Microstrategy is convinced that it is bitcoin that is able to provide people with financial freedom, therefore, even if the market falls, the businessman continues to be confident in the growth of the BTC rate. Being a bitcoin maximalist, Sailor criticizes other crypto assets. So, he recently questioned the economic feasibility and security of ETH and BCH.
Last year, in an interview with DOGE-supporting Tesla CEO Elon Musk, Sailor
declaredthat it would be unwise to bequeath this frivolous coin to your grandchildren. As Saylor puts it: he has no thoughts about dog-themed coins, so he prefers to “stay on the road” while remaining committed to bitcoin.
This isn’t the first time Marcus has trolls Sailor. A few months ago co-creator of DOGE
asked opponent, mocking whether the former head of Microstrategy has any other interests besides bitcoin.
Recently, Michael Saylor was criticized by trader Peter Brandt (Peter Brandt), who prefers traditional assets. Saylor stated that Bitcoin is backed by energy, while Brandt is of the opinion that the Bitcoin network consumes too much electricity.
Source: Bits
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