Bloomberg, two trading firms agree to pay Trump’s Truth Social for faster access to president’s posts: Report
Bloomberg and two high-frequency trading firms are paying up to $100,000 a month for earlier access to Trump’s Truth Social posts, Reuters reported.
- On Wednesday, October 28, 2026, Truth Social signed Bloomberg, Susquehanna International Group, and Jump Trading to provide faster access to President Donald Trump's posts for up to $100,000 monthly.
- The Truth API service provides subscribers a millisecond timing advantage, allowing software to read and execute trades in thousandths of a second to react instantly to market-moving presidential announcements.
- Clients pay between $60,000 and $100,000 monthly, while Trump Media has lost about $1.76 billion since 2024 and shares have fallen more than 50% this year, driving the company to monetize its platform.
- Intercept Media and the Freedom of the Press Foundation sued in August, describing the paid service as "profoundly corrupt," while Democratic Senators Elizabeth Warren and Adam Schiff requested a Securities and Exchange Commission investigation.
- A TMTG spokesperson stated critics "mischaracterize" the Truth API as industry-standard, while White House spokesman Davis Ingle maintained President Trump acts in the public interest; Bloomberg, Jump Trading, and Susquehanna declined to comment.
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According to Bloomberg and two high-frequency trading companies, insiders pay up to $100,000 a month for a lead in US President's contributions.
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Donald Trump's Truth API, a subscription-based social media service, is attracting a diverse clientele, including Bloomberg and various trading firms, by offering rapid access to his posts. This service's growing popularity raises ethical questions about the commercialization of presidential communication and its potential effects on market dynamics. Amid ongoing legal challenges and mounting criticism, Trump's media company faces heightened scr…
For the first time, a company associated with a US President-in-Office sells access to its statements. Those who pay buy a time advantage in Trump's contributions to Truth Social.
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