The confrontation between Donald Trump and Elon Musk is not just limited to personal disputes or political conflicts — it is gradually turning into a potential threat to the economy and the American technology sector.
Experts warn: If Trump really influences federal contracts for Musk — especially with NASA and the Department of Defense — it will directly affect the cash flow and development strategies of companies like SpaceX and Tesla. The consequences could ripple through the technology supply chain and the financial markets.
Not stopping there, a series of signals from the U.S. government indicate the possibility of restarting legal investigations targeting Musk's businesses, from taxes to competition. This recalls previous tightening of oversight in high-profile public-private conflicts in Silicon Valley.
According to an analysis from Coincu Research, this conflict could open a large-scale control cycle over the tech sector, particularly for influential individuals like Elon Musk. In the context of Bitcoin's strong price increase (currently at $105,478, accounting for 63.75% of the global crypto market share), this kind of political instability further drives investors into a state of worry.
