Another Donald Trump-Related Altcoin May Be Coming Soon – They Have Filed an Application with the SEC

Trump Media has officially unveiled its long-rumored Truth-branded digital token and digital wallet plans in its latest filing with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC). Information contained in the company’s second-quarter financial statement indicates that this initiative is now central to Trump Media’s cryptocurrency strategy. The filing stated that the token, described as part of a rewards program to be integrated into the “Truth digital wallet,” will initially be used as payment for Truth+ subscriptions. The company noted that this token could eventually be used in other products and services within the Truth ecosystem, aiming for a broad range of uses across the platform. Although the token is not directly referred to as a “cryptocurrency” in the filing, the language used strongly suggests that the project will be built on a blockchain-based infrastructure. Related News: Bitcoin Miners’ Profit Margin Reaches Highest Level in Recent Times – What Does This Mean? The announcement comes as Trump Media accelerates its push into the digital asset space. In July, the company invested $2 billion in Bitcoin and Bitcoin-related securities, making it the world’s fifth-largest public Bitcoin investor. In May, a private financing round with institutional investors raised $2.4 billion, of which $1 billion is currently earmarked as collateral for convertible bonds. Trump Media, through its fintech arm Truth.Fi, has also filed for a series of crypto exchange-traded funds (ETFs) based on Bitcoin, Ethereum, and the “Crypto Blue Chip” index. Trump Media CEO Devin Nunes described the company’s expansion into crypto assets as a protection mechanism against “debanking” and political discrimination stemming from the traditional financial system. *This is not investment advice. Continue Reading: Another Donald Trump-Related Altcoin May Be Coming Soon – They Have Filed an Application with the SEC

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