Amidst the political-financial firestorm, many are questioning: Is Elon Musk using his technological power to manipulate both the financial market and U.S. politics?
In less than 24 hours, Musk did three things that left Wall Street stunned:
1. Accusations that Trump has ties to Jeffrey Epstein – something no one has dared to publicly state.
2. Claiming that SpaceX could end the Dragon mission, even though it is currently NASA's most important program.
3. Supporting a post calling for Trump's impeachment and replacing him with J.D. Vance, who is currently the Vice President.
It's not a coincidence that Tesla's stock vaporized by 14% in just one day, and Bitcoin plummeted to $100,500.
The issue here is not just about crypto. It's about: Elon Musk is turning the entire market into a tool for personal political gain, and when you are the richest person in the world, owning SpaceX, Tesla, X (Twitter), and having extensive influence in the investment community – every move carries a comprehensive impact.
Is Musk committing political suicide? Or is he planning to turn the tables through… chaos?
One thing is certain: Crypto is becoming a “hostage” in a war it did not choose, and if this conflict continues, we could witness a decline worse than in 2022.
