Dogecoin’s official X account has published a tweet debating an article which stipulates that Bitcoin is not a piece of meme.
Bitcoin is “a little coin”, by CEO of Coinbase
The article was published by the Bitcoin Policy Institute X handle and was written by an assistant philosophy teacher at the Northern Illinois University who is currently working on a university book on the largest cryptocurrency in the world.
The article has cataloged different types of blockchains and their cryptos – layer 1, layer 2, XRP, DEFI, same, etc. Bitcoin is a separate type in this article and the author describes it as “the oldest, the most secure, and the most worthy of confidence, serving an active refuge among those who invest in cryptocurrencies. “In addition, the article reminds readers that Bitcoin has” no CEO, no board of directors and no foundation “.
This tweet was released after CEO CEO, Brian Armstrong, tweeted that Bitcoin “is a bit of a piece of memes”. At the same time, he made criticism of the coins, saying that they went too far.
In the aforementioned article, the author defined memes pieces as monetized memes. He said that the majority of the pieces even had “founders of profit research” and that they “appear as tokens on layer 1 as Solara or layer 2 such as the base (the Coinbase 2 layer built on Ethereum) . “
The Dogecoin team does not agree BTC is not even currency
The Dogecoin team on the X platform reacted to this post X, which questions this categorical Bitcoin vision. Dogecoin called on the fact that the bitcoiners had “laser eyes” on their Twitter avatars in 2020, waiting for BTC to go up to $ 100,000 after the April ramblings.
He increased but in 2021 and went up to $ 69,000 at the end of this year. The tweet said: “Not a same” … Listen to .. The guys slowly have this laser thing in progress. Look for your feelings, you know it’s true. “Dogecoin is the cryptocurrency of the original original based on the Bitcoin code and launched in 2013.
Currently, Bitcoin changes hands to $ 97,820 after having increased by about 1% since Thursday and having increased by 4.17% (in disclosure compared to the price level of $ 93,890) since Tuesday this week.