Jackson Palmer, the founder of Dogecoin, is enjoying the recent buzz surrounding the coin. And is ready to capitalize on it financially.

In recent days, Dogecoin has come under the spotlight. It all started with an April Fool’s joke when Dogecoin conducted a poll about electing a CEO. Elon Musk was among the options and he received the majority of votes. Musk liked the joke, became its CEO, albeit a temporary one, and suggested that Dogecoin “may be his favorite”

Such a momentum most likely grabbed the attention founder Jackson Palmer. He was to quick to indicate that he is considering selling Dogecoin.com for a whopping sum of $4.20 billion.

https://twitter.com/ummjackson/status/1113179292643414016?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw%7Ctwcamp%5Etweetembed%7Ctwterm%5E1113179292643414016&ref_url=https%3A%2F%2Ftodaysgazette.com%2Fteslas-elon-musk-effect-doge-founder-ready-to-sell-dogecoin-com-for-4-2-billion%2F

One thing needs to be clear here: Palmer is talking about the domain, not the crypto itself which he does not hold anymore.

The tweet received multiple answers with some people offering $4.20 now and a “B” later on.

I can give you $4.20 now and a B later — freedomtrend (@freedomtrend) April 2, 2019

A little sarcasm is nothing unusual on social media, so no wonder more commenters suggested something similar. And yet it does not seem like Palmer received any immediate offers from serious entrepreneurs out there. Following the announcement, Palmer chose to tweet his music achievement, including the latest mixes.

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