Topic: Dogecoin founder quits cryptocurrency industry - page 2. (Read 1667 times)
Good riddance, doge most overrated coin.
This man did HUGE damage to crypto, the shitstorm happened only after doge
He could have stayed for the laughs, those still are going up uP UP.
But it's understandable he's got better things to do.
But it's understandable he's got better things to do.
Good news, i'm sick with doge euforia last year 
too many amount of coin make it worthless
too many amount of coin make it worthless
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"All in all, the cryptocurrency space increasingly feels like a bunch of white libertarian bros sitting around hoping to get rich and coming up with half-baked, buzzword-filled business ideas which often fail in an effort to try and do so", Palmer told CoinDesk.
He created a shitcoin and now talking like he is Sathosi. 
Who cares. He made a shitcoin.
So the king of a crap "cryptocurrency" apparently talks about a non-existent "industry" from which he "quits". Mind boggling on so many levels.
Palmer indicated that the cryptocurrency ecosystem is in the midst of a period of stagnation due to the principles of the individuals it is attracting, along with the poor quality of start-ups being established by new participants in the space.
What did he actually expect from a currency called doegcoin?
"All in all, the cryptocurrency space increasingly feels like a bunch of white libertarian bros sitting around hoping to get rich and coming up with half-baked, buzzword-filled business ideas which often fail in an effort to try and do so", Palmer told CoinDesk.
(Source: http://fxwire.pro/Dogecoin-founder-quits-cryptocurrency-industry-29044)
(Source: http://fxwire.pro/Dogecoin-founder-quits-cryptocurrency-industry-29044)
Somehow I don't think those people involved with alt coins are 'libertarians'. They're just greedy capitalists who want one thing: to get rich quick from promoting any new crapcoin they can.
In major news, Jackson Palmer, Dogecoin founder and Adobe senior manager, has announced that he is taking an "extended leave of absence" from the digital currency space, citing "toxic" ecosystem.
He criticized certain aspects of the sector, while at the same time encouraged users of dogecoin not to lose sight of its fun and playful roots.
Palmer indicated that the cryptocurrency ecosystem is in the midst of a period of stagnation due to the principles of the individuals it is attracting, along with the poor quality of start-ups being established by new participants in the space.
"All in all, the cryptocurrency space increasingly feels like a bunch of white libertarian bros sitting around hoping to get rich and coming up with half-baked, buzzword-filled business ideas which often fail in an effort to try and do so", Palmer told CoinDesk.
(Source: http://fxwire.pro/Dogecoin-founder-quits-cryptocurrency-industry-29044)
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