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Bitcoiners are loving Elon Musk’s debt fallout with Trump

By Editorial Board Published June 5, 2025 3 Min Read
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Bitcoiners are loving Elon Musk’s debt fallout with Trump

Bitcoiners are loving Elon Musk’s debt fallout with Trump

Bitcoin supporters are backing Elon Musk after he known as Donald Trump’s new tax-cut and spending invoice a highway to “debt slavery,” and hinted that he would help bitcoin (BTC) as a US reserve forex.

The so-called “One Big Beautiful Bill Act” will reportedly add $2.4 trillion price of debt to the US’ already $36.2 trillion in liabilities.

It’s going to additionally make $3.75 trillion in tax cuts, and can apparently depart 7.8 million folks with out entry to medical health insurance because of a $1.3 trillion discount in federal spending.

On Wednesday, Musk launched an offended tirade towards the invoice and the debt it’s going to create, calling it a “disgusting abomination.” He additionally responded to Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong with an American flag emoji after Armstrong stated BTC would turn into a US reserve forex if Congress doesn’t scale back the deficit.

Bitcoiners assume Elon Musk is turning into considered one of them

As such, Bitcoin maximalists are welcoming Musk’s criticism with open arms. They essentially disagree with growing debt, and would quite see the US greenback pegged to BTC as a substitute. 

Bitcoin funding agency Swan Bitcoin agreed together with his “debt slavery” feedback, and stated, “Elon will realize: There’s no exit without BTC.” Bitcoin Journal additionally used Musk’s identical criticisms to encourage its followers to purchase BTC. 

Bitcoin novelist Michael R. Sullivan thinks Musk will get “deep into BTC by the end of the year” in response to this debt and can, in flip, gas a “parabolic bull market.”

Max Keiser, a BTC maximalist with extra outlandish concepts, stated the Tesla CEO is “on the brink of going FULL BITCOIN MAXIMALIST.” In one other unlikely state of affairs, he stated that Trump’s plan entails shopping for billions of {dollars} price of BTC with the trillions of {dollars} he’s printing. 

The sentiment throughout Bitcoin supporters is that Elon Musk is “orange-pilling himself.” That stated, the growing debt isn’t the one cause behind his anger. 

The Wall Avenue Journal (WSJ) reported that the president’s determination to dam Jared Isaacman, Musk’s decide for NASA head, had significantly upset Musk.

No matter this, senior White Home officers declare that Musk’s criticisms of the invoice reportedly caught the Trump administration off guard and left Trump confused.

Additionally exacerbating the US’s debt drawback could possibly be Musk’s personal Division of Authorities Effectivity (DOGE). Because the WSJ experiences, DOGE cuts to the IRS could end in a ten% drop in tax filings and $500 billion in misplaced income.

That is because of the public notion that the IRS has fewer workers to verify and implement filings. Certainly, one-third of its auditors have left.

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