Trump Media & Technology Group Corp.
Trump Media & Technology Group operates Truth Social, a social media platform, and Truth+, a streaming service offering live TV channels and on-demand content. It also operates Truth.Fi, a financial services and financial technology brand offering investment vehicles, including separately managed accounts and exchange-traded funds. Truth Social includes features such as direct messaging, groups and Truth Search AI, and is available on mobile apps and the web. Truth+ is available through standalone apps and connected TV platforms. The company says it is developing ways to monetize Truth+, including advertising, and has introduced a subscription plan with premium content. Its financial strategy includes investment products and a bitcoin and digital asset treasury strategy. Trump Media & Technology Group is headquartered in Sarasota, Florida.
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See all $DJT insider activity →Crypto assets linked to President Trump, including TRUMP, MELANIA, WLFI, and shares of Trump Media (DJT) and American Bitcoin (ABTC), fell to record lows. This follows Democratic gains in the midterms, with Sen. Elizabeth Warren preparing inquiries. According to Reuters, the Trump family reportedly made $2.3 billion from crypto, while other investors lost the same amount.
Trump Media & Technology Group (DJT) reported Q3 2026 revenue of $3M, up 205% YoY, driven by subscriptions and advertising. Legal expenses fell to $2.4M. The company holds $2.5B in total assets. Adjusted EBITDA loss improved 65% sequentially to $12.3M. However, net cash used in operations was $28.4M YTD. The SEC approved the TAE Technologies merger, set to close by year-end, doubling the share count. The company plans to repay $1B in convertible notes due November 30 using cash and credit.
Trump Media pledged 73% of its Bitcoin (11,385.20 BTC) to a yield program, leaving little available. The company also has 4,260.73 BTC locked for $1B convertible notes due Nov 30. The company reported $409.7M net income, driven by a $378.1M gain on digital assets, but had a $12.3M adjusted EBITDA deficit.
Over the past 7 days, AlphAI's AI scored 39 news stories mentioning DJT (Trump Media & Technology Group Corp.). Coverage has skewed bullish: 20 bullish, 10 neutral, and 9 bearish.
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Earnings beat on revenue growth and asset gains may boost the stock, but dilution from the merger and large convertible note liabilities create downside risk.
The pledge may constrain the company's ability to meet the upcoming note redemption, creating downside pressure on the stock.
The profitability surprise and merger announcement are likely to sustain buying pressure.
Modest earnings and declining traffic weigh on valuation, but a 20% price jump shows speculative upside.
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Crypto assets linked to President Trump, including TRUMP, MELANIA, WLFI, and shares of Trump Media (DJT) and American Bitcoin (ABTC), fell to record lows. This follows Democratic gains in the midterms, with Sen. Elizabeth Warren preparing inquiries. According to Reuters, the Trump family reportedly made $2.3 billion from crypto, while other investors lost the same amount.
Trump Media & Technology Group (DJT) reported Q3 2026 revenue of $3M, up 205% YoY, driven by subscriptions and advertising. Legal expenses fell to $2.4M. The company holds $2.5B in total assets. Adjusted EBITDA loss improved 65% sequentially to $12.3M. However, net cash used in operations was $28.4M YTD. The SEC approved the TAE Technologies merger, set to close by year-end, doubling the share count. The company plans to repay $1B in convertible notes due November 30 using cash and credit.
Trump Media pledged 73% of its Bitcoin (11,385.20 BTC) to a yield program, leaving little available. The company also has 4,260.73 BTC locked for $1B convertible notes due Nov 30. The company reported $409.7M net income, driven by a $378.1M gain on digital assets, but had a $12.3M adjusted EBITDA deficit.
Trump Media & Technology Group (DJT) rose 21.26% to $5.19 on Wednesday, marking its third consecutive day of gains. The company reported a net income of $409.7 million for Q3, reversing a $54.8 million loss from the same period last year. Revenue increased 205% year-over-year to $3 million, driven by subscription growth and management fees. The company's interim CEO highlighted its lean cost structure and upcoming merger with TAE Technologies.
Truth Social's traffic declined 65% year-over-year to 11.8 million visitors in October, per SimilarWeb data. Its parent, Trump Media & Technology Group, reported $3M Q3 revenue, up from $1M a year prior, but offset by $2.4M in legal fees. The stock rose 20% post-earnings, possibly due to anticipated merger with TAE Technologies.
Rumble (RUM) rose 6% after Q3 2026 revenue of $96.58M beat estimates, though losses widened. Quake AI's growth and short interest at 8.8% are key factors. Trump Media (DJT) gained 9% on crypto gains, while Meta (META) stayed flat.
Trump Media & Technology Group reported a 205% revenue surge in Q3, driven by its 'Truth API' service, which offers early access to Trump's posts for fees ranging from $60,000 to $100,000 per month. Critics argue the service provides an unfair advantage to subscribers, with some calling it a form of insider trading. The company faces legal challenges and political scrutiny over the service's legality and ethics.
Trump Media & Technology Group (DJT) disclosed it bought 4,359 Bitcoin (BTC) last quarter, with most coins locked as collateral. The company holds 15,649 BTC, with $1 billion in debt due by November 30. CFO Phillip Juhan noted the purchases were funded by sales of BlackRock’s iShares Bitcoin Trust. Bitcoin’s price has since fallen 12%.
Trump Media & Technology Group pledged 73% of its bitcoin (11,385.20 BTC) to an options program, with the counterparty able to reuse the coins. The company held 15,649 BTC as of Sept. 30, with a fair value of $951.4 million. It reported a $409.7 million profit in Q3, driven by digital asset gains. Holders of $1 billion in convertible notes can demand cash repayment by Nov. 30.
Bitcoin's price action resembles its 2023 rally, retesting a key moving average near $74,780. Trump Media acquired 1,510 BTC ($112M) in Q3, increasing its holdings to 15,649 BTC. It also holds 756M CRO tokens and 7M BlackRock IBIT shares. The company reported $409.7M net income in Q3, driven by digital asset gains.
