This week, Elon Musk made headlines again — and this time, it wasn’t about SpaceX or Tesla. Speaking from the White House’s Roosevelt Room, Elon hinted that his Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) may investigate the Federal Reserve for its $2.5 billion HQ renovation in Washington, D.C.$DOGE

As someone who follows both crypto and macro trends, this caught my attention. Musk pointed out, "We should definitely look to see if the Fed is spending $2.5 billion on their interior designer." That’s a bold jab at one of the most powerful financial institutions in the world.$DOGE

Why It Matters to Us in Crypto

While the Fed isn’t directly funded by taxpayers, it does influence everything — interest rates, inflation, liquidity, and the very market conditions that affect Bitcoin, Ethereum, and altcoins. If DOGE starts peeking into the Fed’s books, expect media noise, political drama, and possibly even market reactions.

DOGE Is Reshaping Washington

Under Trump, Elon was tasked with trimming government fat. Since January, DOGE has cut staffing, shut down programs, and even accessed sensitive federal data — sometimes causing system crashes. Critics say the team is reckless. Elon says it's necessary to stop billions in fraud.

I think it’s a blend of both.

The Real Shock: 80,000+ Feds Resigned

Musk’s “Fork in the Road” plan let government workers resign early with pay through September. So far, over 60,000 have exited — with more waves expected. The hiring freeze is on, but DOGE is still bringing in replacements for critical roles.$DOGE

This massive reorg might be the biggest shake-up in federal staffing since the Reagan era.

My Take

Elon’s strategy is disruptive — no surprise there. But the Fed's massive renovation spending, rising interest rates, and DOGE’s aggressive methods could ripple across markets. As a crypto investor, I’ll be keeping one eye on Bitcoin... and the other on Washington.

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Disclaimer: The views shared here are my personal thoughts and not financial advice. Always do your own research before investing.