Dogecoin co-founder is defending Tesla boss in a tweet thread by Twitter’s head of safety & integrity
Billy Marcus, the IT engineer who created Dogecoin in 2012 with Jackson Palmer, took to Twitter to have a few words to defend Tesla chief Elon Musk, who last week bought Twitter for $44 billion.
The comments were in response to a tweet published by Twitter’s Yoel Roth, head of safety & integrity at Twitter. He shared that there has been a surge in hateful conduct on the social network since the end of last week – when Musk finally completed the deal to purchase Twitter.
After Billy Marcus, Elon Musk also joined the discussion.
Doge co-founder being sarcastic about “Elon Musk’s fault”
In response to the thread of Roth shared by Elon Musk’s close friend Jason Calacanis, Markus posted a sarcastic tweet.
Of course, before the Tesla CEO bought the platform, there was absolutely no hate on Twitter, and now that Musk has made the purchase, the paradise of good and polite conversation is doomed, he added.
Elon Musk also responded to this disguised accusation, saying that it is entirely his fault.
Joel Roth said in his tweet that the Twitter team managed to get impressions on hateful content to almost zero.
He did not accuse Elon Musk of being the cause of this hate surge.
Musk hints at DOGE merger with Twitter
In a tweet earlier today, the head of Tesla and now also of Twitter, Elon Musk posted a Halloween photo with a pumpkin and a Shiba Inu dog wearing a T-shirt with a Twitter logo on it.
The community, and influencer David Gokhshtein in particular, decided that Musk this way was spreading the word about the future integration of the leading meme cryptocurrency on Twitter.
Dogecoin is now up almost 120%, starting with a rally last week.
