Re: Dogecoin Community Shocked as Bizzare Moolah Drama Takes Final Twist
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How much you wanna bet Jackson Palmer had that info for months but only decided to publish now that moolah is finished? I'm glad I'm done with Doge since months ago. mulah and doge deserved each other.
On Wednesday, the same day that Moohla apparently had found a second life, Dogecoin Founder Jackson Palmer, posted a Google document revealing Greens numerous identities and alleged criminal past. According to the document, Alex Green is actually the internet scammer Ryan Kennedy, also known as Ryan Humble, and Ryan Gentle, among others.[/b]
How much you wanna bet Jackson Palmer had that info for months but only decided to publish now that moolah is finished? I'm glad I'm done with Doge since months ago. mulah and doge deserved each other.
Yes, this has raised a great question in my mind which I posted earlier.
It seems obviously bullshit that this all came to light instantly after the moolah announce. I believe that the doge developer here has a lot to answer for!
Actually Jackson Palmer raised concerns on Reddit in April - and Moolah and his legion of helpers turned on him and ran Jackson out of his own community. Jackson got legal threats for defamation, death threats and everything. The problem was that some of the mods on that subreddit were working for Moolah.
So the man did try - it's just that the herd didn't want to hear what he was saying.
ETA: Some other devs spotted he was fishy too and moved to protect their coin. Here's a screenshot of interaction between Reddcoin devs and Moolah from July:
This.
I heard jackson tried to right the course more then once, and the kids and fuckin fools started crying and screaming that he was ruining their profits (what they really meant).
Next time, listen to the man.