$2B via stock offering and $1B through convertible bondsBitcoin and other digital assets are key investment targets

Trump Media & Technology Group (TMTG), a company led by the Trump family, is reportedly planning to invest in Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies.
The company plans to raise $2 billion through a stock offering and an additional $1 billion through convertible bonds, aiming to collect about $3 billion to fund investments in crypto assets.
This move marks a significant pivot for TMTG, currently known for its digital media content. The company’s focus will shift to digital assets, such as Bitcoin and other leading cryptocurrencies.
Trump Media’s foray into crypto is closely watched, considering the family’s political brand and the potential regulatory implications.
The report from the Financial Times also mentions that TMTG will apply for a banking license in the U.S., further signaling its intent to become a major financial entity.
This development comes amid growing institutional interest in Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies, with major investors and corporations showing increasing appetite for the asset class.
Trump Media’s stock offering and bond issuance will be used to fund investments in Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies, aiming for a portfolio diversification strategy.
However, critics point to the volatility of crypto assets and the Trump brand’s mixed reputation, suggesting that this venture carries high risks despite the potential for high returns.
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