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Shibetoshi Nakamoto Clarifies His Role in Dogecoin: "I Don't Work on Dogecoin"

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Shibetoshi Nakamoto, one of the original creators of Dogecoin, clarified his relationship with the popular cryptocurrency Dogecoin, stating that he has not worked on the project for nine years and holds very little of the digital currency. 

Nakamoto addressed he no longer has a direct role in the project's development or management. His tweet urges followers not to associate him with the cryptocurrency or expect him to represent it in any way.

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