Trump Media & Technology Group (TMTG), the company behind Truth Social, is moving into finance and crypto investments under its Truth.Fi brand.The company has filed trademarks for ETFs and investment accounts, including a Bitcoin-based ETF and “Made in America” funds.
CEO Devin Nunes states that these offerings are meant to give investors alternatives to mainstream financial products.
TMTG, which operates under DJT, has taken steps to establish Truth.Fi, a financial services brand that made its debut on January 29. According to filings, the company is setting up a lineup of investment products, including exchange-traded funds (ETFs) and separately managed accounts (SMAs).
The firm has signaled plans to allocate $250 million toward various financial assets, including Bitcoin ETFs and other crypto-related securities. In partnership with Charles Schwab, it aims to develop specialized investment accounts.
CEO Devin Nunes outlined the company’s intentions to offer investments focused on U.S. industries, particularly energy and manufacturing, while also tackling concerns over traditional financial restrictions.
“We’re working on ways to set these products apart, including integrating Bitcoin-based strategies,” Nunes stated. “Our priority is crafting options that align with the values of those who support American-focused investments.”
Key Trademarks and Partnerships
• Truth.Fi Made in America ETF & SMA
• Truth.Fi U.S. Energy Independence ETF & SMA
• Truth.Fi Bitcoin Plus ETF & SMA
Industry experts have weighed in on the move. ETF Store President Nate Geraci commented, “Right now, one of the most exciting areas in finance is where ETFs and crypto intersect.”
Similarly, Bloomberg ETF analyst Eric Balchunas noted, “A first-ever ETF tied to a former U.S. President—what a time to be alive.”
Since early 2024, Trump has taken a more open stance on Bitcoin and digital assets. Recently, he signed a directive exploring a federal digital asset reserve, indicating a growing government interest in blockchain technology.
Beyond politics, the Trump-backed DeFi project, World Liberty, recently moved the majority of its multi-asset holdings, shifting positions in ETH, WBTC, and other crypto-related funds.
A Growing Presence in Crypto
World Liberty initially raised $254 million in a token sale before Trump’s return to office, later expanding its investment target. Reports suggest the project has been in discussions with blockchain firms for potential token exchanges, though the team has denied these claims.
Adding another layer to this development, Trump and Melania-themed digital assets have surfaced, with some even being accepted as payment on Trump-branded product sites. Meanwhile, a regulatory group has filed a complaint, urging authorities to investigate potential violations tied to the launch of these digital assets.
Looking Ahead
It remains to be seen how these new financial products will perform in the long run, but one thing is clear: Trump’s brand is making a serious push into crypto and investment markets.
What do you think? Will these offerings gain traction, or are they more about branding than real financial impact? Drop your thoughts.
