Billy Markus, co-creator of the popular meme cryptocurrency Dogecoin, recently shared his thoughts on social media engagement, cautioning users about the potential pitfalls of interacting with content they dislike. Markus, known as Shibetoshi Nakamoto on social media, used his official handle on the platform X to discuss the negative aspects of using the platform.

Markus, a regular user of X, even earns a small portion of his income through the monetization feature introduced by Elon Musk. Musk purchased the platform for $44 billion and began rebranding it as the 'ultimate Everything app'. Users who activate the monetization feature receive a share of advertising revenues on X. Musk also integrated a subscription feature, allowing users to charge their subscribers small monthly fees for additional content.

In other news, Markus recently paid tribute to Kabosu, the Shiba Inu dog that inspired the creation of Dogecoin. Kabosu passed away at the age of 19, prompting many in the crypto community, including Markus and Musk, to commemorate the dog. Markus posted a meme about Kabosu meeting Death and asking if she was 'a good girl', to which Death replied that she 'was the best'. Musk also tweeted about Kabosu's passing, stating that she had ascended to heaven.

Markus's warning about social media engagement serves as a reminder to users to be mindful of the content they interact with online. By avoiding unwanted content, users can create a more positive and engaging experience on social media platforms.