Did Elon Musk Just Quietly Launch His Own Bank for 600 Million People?

The video explains Elon Musk’s recent rollout of X Money, a financial service for premium X (formerly Twitter) users in the United States that debuted on June 25, 2026. X Money offers a promotional 6% annual yield on deposits with no minimum balance, higher than typical high‑yield savings accounts. The launch gained viral attention when a stranger sent Musk $25 through the app, prompting a simple “thanks” reply. Premium users receive a black metal Visa card engraved with their X handle, providing 3% cash‑back, no foreign transaction fees, and free ATM withdrawals. Deposits are held at a regulated New Jersey bank and are insured up to $250,000; larger balances are split across a network of banks, extending coverage up to about $10 million. Musk has confirmed that crypto and stock trading will be added later this year, allowing users to tap a ticker in any post to trade without leaving the app. The announcement previously caused a 62% surge in Dogecoin trading volume. The video notes political scrutiny, citing a letter from Senator Elizabeth Warren questioning the sustainability of the 6% rate, and highlights that New York’s financial regulator is still reviewing the X Money license. Finally, the host promotes an AI‑driven automated trading tool called Claude Code, offered for $1, encouraging viewers to click a link in the bio.










