Elon Musk and Jackson Palmer's Dogecoin Tension

Elon Musk, who frequently came to the fore with his support for Dogecoin, harshly criticized Jackson Palmer, one of the co-creators of cryptocurrency.

Elon Musk and Jackson Palmer's Dogecoin Tension. Elon Musk, who is among the richest people in the world and has recently been talked about with his efforts to buy Twitter, had a discussion with Jackson Palmer, the co-creator of Dogecoin, on Twitter. The tension between the two started when Palmer called Elon Musk a fraudster and claimed that he did not understand software. Speaking to the Australian news site Crikey, Palmer explained that he created a bot on Twitter that could help identify crypto frauds and sent a message to Musk on Twitter, and said that Musk did not understand coding well. Palmer added that Musk doesn't know how to run the programming language Python. Palmer, “He sells a vision, in hopes he can fulfill it one day, but doesn't know if he can do it, He's really good at pretending to know. A good swindler indeed, the world loves scammers.” Musk's response to Palmer's statements was not delayed. “When my kids were 12, they were writing better code than the ridiculous script Jackson sent me.” On top of that, Palmer tweeted, "I never said it was super complex, but this simple script definitely worked to capture and report the less complex bots. Scammers have since refined their tactics. I have shared this code with many people and it has worked for them.”