Dogecoin founder intrigues crypto community with mysterious crash chart

Billy Markus, a popular X personality who co-founded the iconic meme cryptocurrency Dogecoin in 2013, captured the attention of his 2.2 million followers on platform X with a chart showing that the price of an unnamed asset is rapidly falling. On X, Billy Markus is better known as Shibetoshi Nakamoto — a hilarious pseudonym based on the name of the mysterious Bitcoin creator. Recent data suggests he has a major DOGE rival, Shiba Inu. Mysterious "crypto crash" chart from Markus The chart shows what appears to be a price drop, and it looks huge, with the unknown asset falling very quickly. However, at the bottom of the orbit, the figure said to be 0.5%. In this way, Markus may be trolling mainstream media that like to comment on small drops in cryptocurrency prices, especially Bitcoin, calling them "crashes." The reaction of the crypto community has been mixed; some did not understand the message immediately and asked Billy Markus for clarification and published a link to the chart he described. Some asked the Dogecoin founder exactly what cryptocurrency he meant when he posted his tweet. The founder of DOGE holding Shiba Inu Notably, data shared by Arkham Intelligence shows that the contents of a wallet belonged to Billy Markus and so far, it does not contain Dogecoin. However, in October last year, he tweeted that he still holds 226,317.86 DOGE. However, upon a close look at the data, Arkham currently finds no sign of Dogecoin in that wallet. Instead, it contains a variety of small-cap cryptocurrencies, including 0.227 ETH and 100,000 Shiba Inu. SHIB is the second largest meme coin by market capitalization after Dogecoin, and from the beginning, it positioned itself as the "Doge killer."

Markus also holds nearly 70,000 Grok, 200 APE, 274,449 NEIRO and an entire PEPE, among others.