Musk denies Dogecoin developer’s words about his inability to program

Elon Musk has criticized Dogecoin founder Jackson Palmer and accused him of «crooked» coding. In a recent series of tweets, the multibillionaire said that Palmer failed to help him get rid of bots on Twitter using his own script.

In 2018, Musk tried to fight bots that responded to his tweets, pushing users to lose cryptocurrency by communicating with fraudsters. At the same time, the Dogecoin developer offered the multibillionaire to use his script, but, according to Musk, Palmer’s code did not help.

«You falsely claimed that your crooked Python snippet eliminates bots. My kids at 12 years old wrote better code than this ridiculous script that Jackson sent me,» the Tesla owner added.

Musk wrote this comment in response to a tweet about an interview Palmer gave to the Australian political magazine Crickey.

During a conversation with journalists who asked his opinion on the uncertainty surrounding Elon Musk’s purchase of Twitter, Jackson Palmer said that he considers the owner of SpaceX to be a fraud who does not understand coding.