Dogecoin Leaders Present Evidence that CEO of Troubled Bitcoin Exchange Moolah Is Long-Time Scammer
Author's Note: Since the publishing of this article, the Facebook page of Ryan Kennedy has tightened the privacy settings and removed the photo in question. Recently a document surfaced regarding the CEO of Moolah known as Alex Green; the document was compiled by Jackson Palmer and Ben Doernberg, two members of the Dogecoin community. Palmer is the creator of Dogecoin, and Doernberg is a long-time vocal activist against Moopay, Moolah, Moofarm and the CEO Alex Green. Recently, Green came out in saying that his company Moolah and Moopay LTD would be filing for bankruptcy. After that bout of....
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The doge-pack is in disarray as prominent members debate in public. Moolah.io is a pillar of the Dogecoin community, that is undeniable. In addition to being the first Dogecoin payment processor, Moolah has handled the donation wallets for numerous community fundraisers - including the popular Doge4NASCAR. Founder Alex Green even donated large sums to various Dogecoin charity initiatives and is quite active on the Dogecoin subreddit. However, being a financial transmitter in the digital currency space comes with intense scrutiny, and Moolah has also faced its share of that. After three....