Trump Media & Technology Group is diving deeper into crypto with a $2.5 billion investment in Bitcoin, aiming to solidify its presence in the financial sector.
The firm is raising funds through a $1.5 billion stock sale and $1 billion in convertible notes, with custody handled by Anchorage Digital and Crypto.com.
CEO Devin Nunes called Bitcoin a symbol of “financial freedom,” aligning the move with the company’s America First strategy. The investment comes as part of a broader plan to launch crypto and ETF products tailored to retail investors.
While Trump Media’s stock dipped 6% on the news, the company continues to expand its crypto footprint—adding to previous ventures like NFTs, meme coins, and a stake in Bitcoin miner American Bitcoin.
The aggressive push has drawn regulatory attention, with Senator Elizabeth Warren questioning oversight of Trump-linked ETFs.
With over $750 million already on its balance sheet, Trump Media is positioning itself as a politically charged player in the crypto-finance arena.
Bitcoin’s sharp ascent may soon run into trouble unless fresh highs materialize quickly, according to on-chain market analyst Willy Woo, who has flagged signs of weakening momentum in recent data.
A crypto analyst known for accurately forecasting the 2021 market downturn now believes Bitcoin may be gearing up for another significant rally.
The Bitcoin 2025 Conference is in full swing, attracting crypto advocates, corporate leaders, and even political figures — including Donald Trump Jr. and Eric Trump, who made headlines with their bullish stance on Bitcoin.
BlackRock’s Bitcoin ETF, IBIT, has cemented its dominance in the U.S. spot crypto market, pulling in nearly all inflows during a 10-day run that saw over $4.26 billion enter the space.