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Trump Media & Technology Group Corp. (DJT) interim CEO Kevin McGurn filed an SEC Form 4 showing he disposed of 16,509 shares on Aug. 13. The company said the sale was non-discretionary to cover tax withholding from restricted stock unit settlement, with no open-market sales. McGurn retained 120,811 shares. Weighted avg price was $8.33.

Trump Media & Technology Group (Truth Social) said its technology chief filed for tax withholding on vested stock, with no cash received. The company reported Q2 revenue of $1.7M and TTM revenue of $4.5M, while last quarter it lost $238M. The stock is down 54% over a year. It holds bitcoin and agreed to buy TAE Technologies.

According to ALBAWABA, Trump Media launched a “Truth API” service in early August that sells early access to Trump’s Truth Social posts for $100,000. The company says more than 10 firms signed up. Trump Media reported a $238 million loss in April to June, and said the API is expected to create a new, durable revenue stream.

A $116 million Coldcard hardware wallet exploit renewed scrutiny of self-custody as US spot Bitcoin ETFs saw about $1 billion in net inflows for the week, according to Bloomberg. Strategy CEO Phong Le said Strategy will resume Bitcoin accumulation later this year; Riot Platforms reported a 20-year $9 billion compute deal with Anthropic. Trump Media plans to revamp its crypto treasury after a $238 million Q2 net loss.

Joe Rogan and Shane Gillis discussed a Truth Social “Truth API” that reportedly sells low-latency access to posts for $60,000 to $100,000 per month. The Intercept and Freedom of the Press Foundation sued in federal court to block preferential access to Trump’s official announcements, alleging constitutional violations. Trump Media denies wrongdoing; no court has ruled on insider trading.

Trump Media & Technology (DJT) shares fell 18.1% this week, according to S&P Global Market Intelligence. After reporting Q2 results on Aug. 10, the company posted $1.7M revenue and a $238M net loss, driven mainly by declines in crypto assets such as Bitcoin. The firm is pursuing a TAE Technologies merger and a Truth+ API sales push.

The Intercept and the Freedom of the Press Foundation sued President Donald Trump in Manhattan federal court to block Truth API, a paid early-access feed on Truth Social offered by Trump Media & Technology Group. The service charges up to $100,000 per month for early access to 10 accounts. Plaintiffs allege First Amendment and market-integrity issues; Trump Media says others already distribute similar info. Trump holds a 41.3% stake.

A lawsuit filed this week alleges Trump Media & Technology Group’s “Truth API” offering, which sells advance access to top Truth Social posts, is unconstitutional and may breach securities laws, according to legal experts. Trump Media said it signed up more than 10 customers since launch, with some paying under the initial $100,000 per month. Separately, reports cite Trump’s 2025 $2.2bn revenues and crypto disclosures.

Trump Media & Technology Group said it has signed up more than 10 customers for “Truth API” since launch, with some paying under the initial $100,000 per month. Interim CEO Kevin McGurn said it expects revenue to grow. Trump Media stock fell slightly after-hours after the earnings call; quarterly revenue rose 89% year over year, but Truth Social traffic declined. Two groups sued over alleged unconstitutional privileged access.

Trump Media & Technology Group (Truth Social) launched Truth API, a high-speed data feed that delivers posts from major accounts, including Donald Trump, to trading firms milliseconds before others. The service reportedly charges $60,000 to $100,000 per month, with over 10 firms signed up, according to the company. Lawsuits and SEC inquiries seek to halt it.