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Bloomberg, Susquehanna and Jump Trading Pay Up to $100,000 a Month for Early Access to Trump's Truth Social Posts
Read this in the Market Flux appBloomberg LP, Susquehanna International Group and Jump Trading have each signed deals with Trump Media and Technology Group to receive President Trump's Truth Social posts milliseconds before the public, paying up to $100,000 per month for the access, according to sources cited by Reuters. The agreements represent the first confirmed major Wall Street subscribers to Truth Social's premium data feed, which Trump Media had been pitching to financial firms since announcing the service in July 2026.
Truth Social's premium API was designed specifically for high-frequency and algorithmic trading firms that need split-second access to market-moving information. Trump has used the platform to make major announcements on tariffs, Federal Reserve policy and other topics that can trigger sharp moves in equities, bonds and currencies, making millisecond advantages on his posts potentially valuable to traders. Trump Media had been marketing annual subscriptions at a rate that works out to as much as $1.2 million per year.
The deals raise significant questions about conflicts of interest, as they create a direct financial relationship between the president's media company and firms that trade on information the president himself generates and distributes. The arrangement offers Trump Media a new and recurring revenue stream tied directly to demand for the president's own communications.
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