Recently, Elon Musk's team made significant discoveries, revealing serious issues in the funding flow chart exposed by the U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID):

• Chelsea Clinton received huge funds: According to the investigation by Musk's team, Chelsea Clinton, the daughter of Bill and Hillary Clinton, was alleged to have received $84 million from USAID.

• Haiti disaster relief project funding is unclear: After the 2010 earthquake in Haiti, the disaster reconstruction project led by Hillary Clinton quoted USAID $1.14 billion; however, the project ultimately did not build any substantial facilities, and the flow of funds remains a mystery.

• Haiti reconstruction funds were 'consumed': USAID allocated $2 billion for Haiti's reconstruction, but this funding did not directly reach Haiti; instead, it flowed into the Clinton Foundation. Musk's team found that less than 2% of this funding reached Haiti, while the remaining 98% was 'consumed' by the Clinton family.

• Media funding sources questioned: Musk also pointed out that some U.S. media outlets, including The New York Times, received funds from USAID, which undoubtedly raised strong public doubts about media independence.

These events fully demonstrate serious issues of opacity and misuse in the funding usage by the U.S. Agency for International Development, further exacerbating the public's trust crisis in government agencies. Musk's team's investigation sparked widespread social discussion and led more people to focus on the transparency and regulatory issues of financial funding. Musk himself proposed the idea of promoting blockchain financial plans, hoping to achieve transparency and traceability of funding flows using blockchain technology, addressing the regulatory challenges from a technical perspective.