Elon Musk recently dropped a bombshell about his involvement with DOGE—the Department of Government Efficiency, not the memecoin, though the overlap is hard to ignore. He admitted the whole thing was only "somewhat successful" and made it clear he wouldn't sign up for round two.
This is classic Musk: dive headfirst into something bold, stir up massive attention, then casually walk away when the shine wears off. For those in crypto, it's a reminder that hype cycles—whether around government projects or tokens—rarely last forever. When influential figures shift focus, markets notice.
The takeaway? Don't marry your bags just because a celebrity once tweeted about them. Momentum fades. Always have an exit plan.
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AltcoinHunter
· 14h ago
Elon Musk is back to harvest the retail investors again, calling it "somewhat successful," but in reality, it's a flop. This guy does the same thing every time—passionate for three minutes and then leaves, leaving a mess behind.
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MidnightTrader
· 17h ago
I'm already tired of Musk's tricks; as soon as the hype dies down, he withdraws immediately. This time, let's see how many retail investors get caught again.
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quietly_staking
· 12-11 17:00
Haha, Musk, I know this trick too well. He comes in to generate some buzz and then leaves, leaving a bunch of bagholders behind.
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GasFeeSobber
· 12-11 04:05
Haha, Musk really just gets bored and leaves. When it comes to DOGE, he says it's "okay" and then runs away—really typical.
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BearMarketBuyer
· 12-11 04:02
Elon Musk's move is really clever—once the hype passes, he pulls back, and us retail investors still have to figure out our own way.
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RebaseVictim
· 12-11 03:54
Musk is running away again. This time, even the government can't keep going haha. The generals are still holding onto their bags, waiting for salvation.
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degenonymous
· 12-11 03:39
Elon Musk's move is really clever. He gets tired of government projects and just says "almost successful" then pulls out? This guy just loves to light fireworks, and we chase the flames to buy coins... hilarious
Elon Musk recently dropped a bombshell about his involvement with DOGE—the Department of Government Efficiency, not the memecoin, though the overlap is hard to ignore. He admitted the whole thing was only "somewhat successful" and made it clear he wouldn't sign up for round two.
This is classic Musk: dive headfirst into something bold, stir up massive attention, then casually walk away when the shine wears off. For those in crypto, it's a reminder that hype cycles—whether around government projects or tokens—rarely last forever. When influential figures shift focus, markets notice.
The takeaway? Don't marry your bags just because a celebrity once tweeted about them. Momentum fades. Always have an exit plan.