Who is the CEO of Dogecoin?

 Dogecoin is one of the most popular meme coins ever,

especially since Elon Musk decided to embrace his cause and sponsor it in a way that is not at all veiled on his Twitter profile, kicking off a particularly prosperous season for the entire meme coin market. A season that lasted a little less than a spring ( since the market had already had a very heavy retracement from the end of May ), during which every coin holder hoped for a tweet from Musk to make one of the cryptos in his portfolio splash to the moon.

On the other hand, everyone hoped to be able to witness the Doge effect again - which went from 0.01 cents at the beginning of 2021 to $ 0.74 in May (today we are at $ 0.19) - and there are some similar cases. It was really, like Shiba, for example, leading several people to get rich quickly and cement the belief that a few tens/hundreds of euros invested at the right time can turn anyone into a millionaire.

Indeed, someone really got rich and in the eyes of many, it seemed that, in the end, the crypto market is really that alternative capable of subverting the current rules of the world of finance, presenting itself as a free and democratic tool that - thanks to its decentralization - it offers everyone the same opportunities to change their lives, where if you are not successful or get screwed it is only your fault since you have not done your research and you are not informed enough. In short, the emblem of meritocracy and proper recognition for those who study, get informed, and are ready to seize the right opportunity. But will this really be the case? Dogecoin's co-founder isn't sure at all in the last few hours he broke his social silence just to take a strong critical position towards this world.

Jackson Palmer has never been eager to be a social media star, to the point of making his Twitter profile private and creating a new one that had never posted a tweet a few hours ago. It would have been easy for Palmer to recycle himself as a guru in the sector, especially following the great media success of his creation, however, the co-founder of Dogecoin has chosen to always keep a low profile and never intervene in the public debate, even when many they were clamoring for his return to the crypto scene.