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Trump Media & Technology Group (TMTG) and TAE Technologies filed a Form S-4 registration statement for their proposed all-stock merger. The combined company will focus on commercializing fusion energy, power solutions, and life sciences. Upon completion, TMTG shareholders and TAE stockholders will each own about 50% of the enterprise. The merger aims to support TAE's development of commercial fusion power and aligns with TMTG's mission to diversify into transformative technology sectors.

San Francisco sued Trump Media, alleging its $100,000/month Truth API service enables insider trading by offering early access to market-moving posts from Donald Trump. The lawsuit claims this violates public trust and California's Unfair Competition Law, favoring wealthy firms over regular investors. Trump Media defends the service as a standard subscription, generating over $10M annually. The lawsuit seeks to block the service and impose penalties.

San Francisco sued Truth Social, alleging its paid subscriber program violates California's Unfair Competition Law by giving wealthy investors early access to posts, including Trump's, which could influence stock trades. The city claims this creates a marketplace for insider trading. Truth Social defends the program, stating it's for firms impacted by information delays. The lawsuit follows another suit alleging federal crimes by Trump Media & Technology Group.

53 former federal prosecutors claim Trump Media & Technology Group's Truth API, which sells early access to Truth Social posts, may violate federal laws, including insider trading. The service is under legal challenge by media groups.

Trump Media & Technology Group (DJT) shares fell to a new low of $6.96, down over 92% from highs. The company reported a $405.9M Q1 2026 loss, mostly from crypto investments, but had $17.9M in positive operating cash flow. DJT plans a $6B merger with TAE Technologies and a $400M share buyback program. Analysts like Peter Schiff and Jim Chanos have commented on the stock's decline.

Trump Media & Technology Group (DJT) shares are highly volatile, with options trading driven by speculation rather than fundamentals. DJT traded near $9 in September 2026, with 30-day implied volatility around 67%. Revenue for Q2 2026 was $1.7 million, up from a year earlier but still minimal. The company has explored new ventures, including a Truth API and cryptocurrency holdings, but losses continue. Options traders focus on large moves, with call volume often exceeding puts, despite analyst c

Trump Media has launched five new ETFs under the Truth Social brand, focusing on sectors like energy and defense. The funds, managed by Yorkville America, avoid stocks promoting social causes. The ETFs, including Truth Social American Icons (TSIC-A) and Truth Social American Security and Defense (TSSD-A), have about $150 million in combined assets. Trump Media licenses the Truth Social name to Yorkville for an unspecified fee.

Trump Media (DJT) fell 5% to $9.02, extending its 32% YTD decline, and Rumble (RUM) dropped 3% to $8.76, with no clear news catalyst. Retail engagement is thinning, and both stocks are underperforming the broader social media sector and market. DJT's Q2 revenue grew 92.5% YoY to $1.7M, but it reported a net loss of $238.11M. RUM's Q1 revenue missed estimates at $25.46M, with a loss per share of $0.12.

Trump Media & Technology Group (DJT) is facing a lawsuit over its $100,000/month paywall for early access to Truth Social posts. Plaintiffs argue it creates unequal access to information and raises legal concerns. The case could impact DJT's revenue model and attract regulatory attention. DJT has a market cap of about $2.5B and limited revenue, with earnings declining 65.1% annually over the past 5 years.

Trump Media & Technology Group (DJT) shares rose 0.54% premarket. CEO Kevin McGurn defended Truth API, a paid data feed offering early post access. Critics raise insider trading concerns, while McGurn argues the data is publicly available. DJT stock is down 32% YTD.