Roger Ver, an early investor and ardent promoter of Bitcoin (BTC), which earned him the moniker “Bitcoin Jesus,” has resurfaced on Twitter after a year and backed Dogecoin (DOGE) in an interview, preferring it for payments over the world’s first crypto.

In an interview with Bloomberg, the Bitcoin.com founder said how he was a fan of the memecoin due to its fast transaction times and low fees:

“Dogecoin is significantly better, it’s cheaper and more reliable [than Bitcoin]. If I had to pick three contenders for the world’s dominant cryptocurrency, they would be Doge, Litecoin and Bitcoin Cash.”

Ver also took time in the interview to voice his support for “honorary Dogecoin CEO” Elon Musk’s Twitter takeover.

“It’ll certainly make Twitter more attractive,” said Ver. “I am really, really grateful that Musk is out there calling out censorship.”

Although Ver was a proponent of Bitcoin for years, he now spends his days as a Bitcoin Cash (BCH) evangelist, the altcoin which forked from Bitcoin after a dispute over the block size.

A video posted in March to Ver’s YouTube channel shows he and his entourage onboarding retail merchants and taxi drivers to use Bitcoin Cash as a preferred payment method in Saint-Martin.

Ver says that Bitcoin Cash is the true vision of Bitcoin creator Satoshi Nakamoto, and despite all his advocacy for the crypto, he claims he isn’t all in on BCH:

“I am definitely a cryptocurrency whale still, I’ve always had a wide assorted basket in cryptocurrency. I was never a Bitcoin or Bitcoin Cash maximalist.”

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In his return to Twitter, Ver wasted little time calling attention to crypto’s first principles with his second tweet after his hiatus on Thursday. He said that custodial wallets like those used by traders interacting with centralized exchanges would cause Bitcoin to lose a “key revolutionary property.”

If regular people are all using custodial wallets, Bitcoin will have lost a key property that made it so revolutionary.

— Roger Ver (@rogerkver) April 28, 2022

Noncustodial wallets where the user retains control over the assets allow Bitcoin to stand out from banks and other financial products.

In his life, Roger Ver has been known for his full-throated support of only two cryptocurrencies: Bitcoin and, later, Bitcoin Cash. His enthusiasm and evangelism for crypto in its earliest days earned him the nickname “Bitcoin Jesus.”

Now he’s touting the merits of Dogecoin.

The revelation came about when Ver came out of social media hibernation on Tuesday to praise Elon Musk’s bid to buy Twitter. Before that, the Bitcoin OG hadn’t tweeted for a year.

In a subsequent interview with Bloomberg, Ver revealed that he shared Musk’s appreciation of DOGE.

“It’s cheaper and more reliable,” Ver said. “If I had to pick three contenders [for the world’s dominant cryptocurrency], they would be DOGE, Litecoin, and Bitcoin Cash.”

Musk has been tweeting about Dogecoin for years and has even gone so far as to work behind the scenes with the blockchain’s developers to tweak DOGE’s code and help make it an ideal currency for transactions—something both he and Ver think Bitcoin isn’t designed for.

Ver began investing in Bitcoin in 2011 when it was trading at around $1. In 2014, he took possession of the Bitcoin.com domain and began using it to educate the public about Bitcoin.

But a contentious hard fork in 2017 saw the network fork into two blockchains—Bitcoin and Bitcoin Cash, the latter of which has low fees and lower congestion so that it can be used for transactions. Ver, who had pushed for larger block sizes to increase the number of transactions the network could process, became the most prominent supporter of Bitcoin Cash.

He abandoned BTC, rededicating Bitcoin.com to Bitcoin Cash.

But Ver still retains that old libertarian ethos that drew him to Bitcoin and un-censorable money in the first place. Speaking of Musk’s acquisition of Twitter, Ver said, “It’ll certainly make Twitter more attractive. I am really, really grateful that Musk is out there calling out censorship.”

And, by the sounds of it, he’d be all in favor of Musk enabling Dogecoin Tips. That might even get him tweeting more than once a year.