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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...

Veteran investor and financial commentator Jim Rogers has shared his perspective on the role of cryptocurrencies, specifically Bitcoin (BTC), in relation to serving as a government-backed currency.  According to Rodgers, despite Bitcoin’s growth in its current state, the primary role of the flagship cryptocurrency is that of a trading vehicle and does not pose a threat to governments in terms of replacing existing currencies, he said during an interview with Kitco News published on January 31. “If crypto becomes a threat to governments to their money, they will probably do something, but so far, it’s not a threat . It’s just a trading vehicle,” he said. He emphasized that governments are unlikely to recognize Bitcoin as a currency, citing concerns about its competition with existing monetary systems. Cryptocurrency This is XRP's level to watch for bulls to take control Cryptocurrency 3 cryptocurrencies ...