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The DOGE audit on Elon Musk threat has emerged as President Trump’s harshest retaliation yet against the Tesla CEO, and it’s creating quite a stir in political circles right now. Trump suggested that the Department of Government Efficiency could investigate Elon Musk DOGECOIN subsidies. This happened after Musk launched an aggressive attack on his spending bill. This crypto audit controversy escalates their bitter feud, with DOGECOIN regulatory scrutiny becoming a political weapon. The DOGECOIN market risks are mounting as this DOGE audit on Elon Musk proposal threatens billions in government contracts and subsidies. JUST IN: President Trump slams Elon Musk and threatens to cut government subsidies to his companies. "Elon may get more subsidy than any human being in history, by far, and without subsidies, Elon would probably have to close up shop and head back home to South Africa. No… pic.twitter.com/GS1zVp493n — Watcher.Guru (@WatcherGuru) July 1, 2025 Also Read: Iran Ba...

Exactly 35 days ago, President Donald Trump signed an executive order requiring all federal government agencies to audit their crypto holdings within 30 days. That expired five days ago, but the audit is nowhere online. Trump’s appointed “Crypto Czar,” David Sacks, repeatedly promised that he’d fulfill the directives of the order. On a media tour after the announcement, he lamented the lack of information about how much crypto the government actually owned and swore that this audit would finally bring clarity and accountability to the government’s crypto finances. He was supposed to deliver a full, unabridged report by last week to Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent. It should have been, according to Trump’s presidential imperative, “A full accounting of all government digital assets in such agency’s possession, including any information regarding the custodial accounts in which such government digital assets are currently held.” Nevertheless, no one, includ...