American Taxpayers to Benefit from Trump and Musk Dividends?

American citizens may soon receive a significant financial boost if the U.S. government follows through on its plan to cut spending and save trillions of dollars.

While this move appears to be an act of fiscal responsibility, it could also have unexpected benefits for $DOGE—given its name’s connection to a department led by Elon Musk.

This so-called “airdrop for the masses” could further fuel interest in meme coins, particularly those offering free airdrops, such as BTC Bull Token ($BTCBULL). Below, we break down the details.

Job Cuts, Terminated Contracts: A DOGE-y Savings Plan?

Donald Trump and Elon Musk—arguably the most unexpected duo of the century—have forged a partnership that feels like a match made in crypto heaven.

Both are big supporters of cryptocurrency, with Trump signing an executive order and Musk leading the newly created Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE), which shares the name of the popular meme coin.

Over the past several weeks, Musk’s DOGE made sweeping changes across the US government, which led to cuts in the federal workforce, termination of federal contracts, and unprecedented access to Treasury data, among other things.

These moves aim to help the US government save around $2T, according to Trump and Musk. Now, they want to give some of it back to American taxpayers.

20% Dividends to American Taxpayers, Courtesy of DOGE

Earlier this week, Musk shared on X Azoria CEO and co-founder James Fishback’s proposal to send out a so-called ‘DOGE dividend’. The X CEO tweeted he would check with Trump about the idea of distributing 20% of the government’s savings to American citizens, with another 20% going to repaying the national debt.

‘I love it,’ was Trump’s response in an interview aboard Air Force One.

If the plan pushes through and the government reaches its $2T savings goal, that means every American household that pays federal income tax will receive $5K. In crypto terms, the US government would airdrop the said amount to its beloved taxpayers.

This move could also add goodwill to DOGE—the coin, not the department—which Musk has hyped on social media over the years. It sure could use a little boost, as it slipped to $0.25 in February after hitting a $0.46 high in December last year.

But if there’s a cryptocurrency that rarely needs an introduction or social media hype, that’d be Bitcoin…