$DOGE Tesla payment system code exposed, Dogecoin integration entering technical countdown?

The latest discovery in the tech community has set the market abuzz. After digging deep into Tesla’s latest website code, developers found that not only does the Model 3 payment module include a Dogecoin interface, but the backend system for the Cybertruck has also completed the corresponding technical groundwork. This isn’t just a testing phase experiment—it’s a complete underlying framework, with only the official launch date remaining.

What’s even more intriguing is the timing. Elon Musk has recently been pushing for X platform’s (formerly Twitter) financial licensing, with ongoing rumors about the “X Money” project. If you piece these clues together, the answer is clear: a closed-loop ecosystem spanning “car purchase—crypto payment—social platform” may be taking shape. Imagine this scenario: a user completes a DOGE payment on X and directly drives off with an electric pickup, bypassing the traditional banking system entirely.

The timing of this move is subtle. Global liquidity is being redistributed, and Tesla integrating cryptocurrency into mainstream consumption at this moment is like punching a hole in the wall of traditional payment systems. Code is often more honest than announcements—it reveals true intentions ahead of time. While other automakers are still competing on battery technology, some players are already redefining what “money” means.

A few possible follow-up impacts:
• Dogecoin’s real-world use cases may see a qualitative leap
• A leading car company could become the largest physical consumption entry point for cryptocurrency
• The financialization of social platforms could far exceed market expectations

The starting gun for a payment revolution may be closer than we think. Do you think DOGE could truly become a regular payment option for buying a car?