Sources: The U.S. Department of Efficiency has concluded its work with the SEC.

On October 31, Jin10 reported that two insiders stated that Trump's Government Efficiency Department (DOGE) has ended its work at the SEC and will withdraw from the agency this week. The department was initially led by billionaire Musk, and since Trump took office in January, the organization has dominated large-scale layoffs across the federal government. Reuters previously reported that at the SEC, DOGE employees primarily focused on cutting contracts and then shifted to pushing for deregulation. It is understood that Eliezer Mishory, who was responsible for DOGE's work at the SEC, has been the only representative of DOGE at the SEC in recent months and has concluded his work. An SEC spokesperson stated that the agency could not comment due to the government shutdown.