Dogecoin Creator Responds to Moolah Bankruptcy with Additional Concerns

Dogecoin Creator Responds to Moolah Bankruptcy with Additional Concerns

In the light of CEO Alex Green's recent announcement that Moopay LTD will be filing bankruptcy, the creator of Dogecoin, Jackson Palmer, released a statement regarding the aftermath. "It's sad to see anything like this which hurts the awesome folks in this community - hopefully store owners will find another solution (fairly sure Shopify now supports crypto through gateways) to accept DOGE and the migration isn't too painful." "That being said, I find it hard to feel sympathy for the business - if you're running a bootstrapped startup, you don't go around throwing tens (or maybe hundreds....


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