Trump Media & Technology Group is reportedly considering a premium subscription service that would allow select financial institutions and corporate clients to access posts on Truth Social milliseconds before they become available to the general public, according to international media reports. The proposal, which could reportedly cost as much as $100,000 per month for top-tier clients, is aimed at investment firms, high-frequency trading companies, and financial data providers seeking an informational edge in fast-moving markets. Sources familiar with the discussions say the initiative is designed to monetize the market-moving influence of President Donald Trump’s social media posts, which have frequently triggered sharp movements in stock prices, cryptocurrencies, and other financial assets. While Trump Media has not officially confirmed the details of the plan, reports indicate that discounted long-term contracts may also be under consideration. The proposal has already sparked debate among ethics experts and market analysts, with critics arguing that selling early access to presidential communications could raise concerns over fairness, transparency, and potential conflicts of interest by giving wealthy investors an advantage over the broader public. Supporters, however, contend that premium real-time data services are common across financial markets and that the offering would be similar to existing products provided by major financial information companies. If implemented, the initiative would mark one of Trump Media’s most ambitious efforts to diversify its revenue beyond advertising and subscriptions, while also highlighting the growing commercial value of social media platforms as sources of market-sensitive information. Analysts say the proposal could reshape discussions around political communication, financial market access, and the evolving intersection of technology, media, and public office.
Huge fee to see Trump’s posts first? US stirs up new plan
