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Billy Markus, known on social media as Shibetoshi Nakamoto, who created Dogecoin in collaboration with Jackson Palmer in December 2013, continues to issue posts supporting Elon Musk and his ventures.
This time, Markus tweeted, showing support and encouragement of Musk’s recent appointment as the head of the US Department of Government Efficiency, which the tech mogul and influencer prefers to refer to as D.O.G.E. – an acronym that resembles the name of Dogecoin (DOGE).
“Go Doge go”: Shibetoshi Nakamoto
Markus stated without beating about the bush and leaving his playful and ironic manner of tweeting aside: “” really hope doge is successful.” If this initiative of the US new president fails, Markus believes, the country may face serious troubles: “if it isn’t, kinda feels like the usa is f***d.”
Here he voiced what he stated many times before, and not only he but also Elon Musk and other finance and business leaders – the extensive spending that is currently being made by the US should be taken under control, he believes, which involves constant money printing and its devaluation, since, Shibetoshi Nakamoto added: “it’s a quite literal death loop where the only solution is hyperinflation, which would ruin us.”
“Go doge go,” he added, without bothering to spell the “doge” in his tweet look like “D.O.G.E.”
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Dogecoin founder sides with Elon Musk against SEC
Last week, Elon Musk scored a small but significant victory against the SEC in the current $44 billion Twitter purchase probe initiated by the regulatory agency.
On Saturday, the billionaire retweeted a post that stated that the Supreme Court rejected the SEC’s request to sanction Musk for ignoring his court testimony in September. Still, he arrived for a repeated testimony on October 3 and compensated the SEC team’s travel costs, which comprised $2,923. In his Saturday X post, Musk commented on his victory, writing: “SEC. The middle word is definitely ’Elon’s,’ but I can never remember what the other two words stand for.”
Billy Markus supported him: “What an annoying organization.” A few XRP and DOGE enthusiasts joined Shibetoshi Nakamoto, congratulating Musk and slamming the SEC.
In the meantime, last week, the current SEC chairman Gary Gensler tweeted that he intends to resign from his position in late January 2025.