The co-founder of elonmusk’s favourite cryptocurrency is not happy about the $43 billion hostile takeover bid for Twitter
centibillionaire Elon Musk’s unsolicited offer to buy social media giant Twitter for $43 billion.
While Musk told the US Securities and Exchange Commission that his offer is “good” for free speech, some argued that he iswho should take over one of the most influential social media companies due to his track record of juvenile online harassment. Palmer claims that associating any type of “freedom” with the world’s richest man launching a hostile takeover of Twitter takes “some pretty impressive mental gymnastics.”
Last July, Palmer lashed out at the cryptocurrency community in a viral tweet, claiming that the industry is controlled by a powerful cartel of wealthy figures. The Dogecoin co-founder said that he would no longer discuss any crypto-related topics after parting ways with the “toxic” cryptocurrency community all the way back in 2015.