Trump Media to sell fast feed of key posts to Wall Street
Trump Media is planning to sell high-speed, millisecond access to the U.S. president's Truth Social posts to Wall Street traders.
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📍 The outcome
Trump Media planned to sell Wall Street traders high-speed access to Truth Social posts. Sources indicated the company pitched a monthly fee of $100,000 for this fast-track service.
The story quieted without a definitive conclusion in the coverage.
Epilogue added 41d ago, after coverage quieted.
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Where it stands
Trump Media intends to provide a fast-track feed of Truth Social posts for a fee. This service would grant traders and subscribers early looks at the U.S. president's social media activity.
Coverage from CNBC, Bloomberg, and The New York Times emphasizes the financial aspect of the plan, with CNBC reporting a pitched monthly fee of $100,000 for the fastest feed. Other outlets, including Fortune and Time Magazine, highlight that the service provides millisecond access to posts.
Future developments depend on the implementation of this paid access system and whether the pitched pricing is finalized for Wall Street users.
Synthesized by Archynetys from the headlines below under a strict no-invention contract. ✓ fact-checked: all claims supported by sources Updated 42d ago.
Who reported it (9)
- Trump Media pitched $100,000 monthly fee for fastest feed of U.S. president's posts, sources say CNBC · 44d ago
- Wall Street traders can soon pay for early looks at Truth Social posts The Hill · 44d ago
- Early alerts: Trump Media plans paid fast-track access to Truth Social posts WLOS · 45d ago
- Early alerts: Trump Media plans paid fast-track access to Truth Social posts WTVC · 45d ago
- Trump is selling millisecond access to his Truth Social blasts Fortune · 45d ago
- Trump Media to Sell Traders ‘the Fastest’ Access to Truth Social Posts Time Magazine · 45d ago
- Trump Media to sell high-speed access to president’s social media posts Financial Times · 45d ago
- Truth Social Parent to Sell Faster Access to Trump’s Posts The New York Times · 45d ago
- Trump’s Media Company to Sell Traders Fast Access to His Posts Bloomberg.com · 45d ago
Answered
How much is Trump Media pitching for the fast feed?
According to CNBC, the company has pitched a monthly fee of $100,000.
Who is the target audience for this service?
Coverage from Bloomberg and The Hill identifies Wall Street traders as the primary target for early access to posts.
What platform is being used for these posts?
The posts are shared via Truth Social.
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