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Trump Media Sells Truth Social High Speed Data Feed to Bloomberg and Trading Firms

Trump Media has entered agreements with Bloomberg, Susquehanna and Jump Trading to provide the firms with a high-speed data feed of Donald Trump’s posts on the Truth Social platform. The service allows these institutional subscribers to receive updates milliseconds before they become available to the general public, offering a latency advantage for trading and news reporting.

The API costs institutional customers between $70,000 and $100,000 per month, though the specific pricing for the new contracts was not disclosed. The specialized data feed was first made available to institutional clients in August.

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Data Business Scales
Trump Media turns Truth Social posts, metadata, and alerts into a recognizable market-data product for financial clients. The most likely near-term outcome is incremental revenue and a higher strategic valuation for DJT, but not a broad market event.
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Regulators Review Access
The commercialization of a fast feed for potentially market-moving presidential statements draws scrutiny from market-structure and ethics regulators. The base case is inquiry and disclosure pressure rather than an immediate ban.
Finance −0.2% · Technology −0.1%
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Vendor Competition Rises
Other data vendors respond by trying to license Truth Social data or package competing political-social feeds. This makes the story less about one client deal and more about whether social posts become a premium market-data category.
Consumer Services +0.2%
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Operational Risk Emerges
The feed’s value depends on speed, reliability, and authentication, so even small failures could damage customer confidence. The likely downside is company-specific reputational pressure rather than systemic financial-market stress.
Finance −0.1%

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