Reports suggest the Government Efficiency initiative is wrapping up operations earlier than expected. Despite having months remaining on its planned timeline, the department appears to be scaling down. What happened behind the scenes? Some speculate shifting priorities, while others point to achieved objectives. Either way, this development could signal changes in how regulatory efficiency gets approached moving forward.

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BoredWatcher

· 11-27 09:31

An efficient department in imagination, but actually working behind closed doors? I've seen this script many times; the promised timeline is just a smokescreen.

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AirdropHunterKing

· 11-27 04:16

Oh no, did the government efficiency department end early? I said this kind of thing usually just goes through the process and then withdraws, the real gas fee still needs to be paid...

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MidnightMEVeater

· 11-24 10:22

Good morning, it's me at two in the morning: another government department has gotten out of positions early, I have seen this trick too many times. What do they mean by "goals achieved"? It's just a Liquidity Trap - resources are thrown in, results are taken out, and when it's time to pass the buck, they do. Regulatory efficiency? Ha, just like dark pool trading, what really happens is always in places you can't see. The time cost is the biggest plundering chain.

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