Trump’s Truth Social Set to Disrupt Streaming with Exclusive Crypto Token Launch

Truth Social—Donald Trump's controversial social media platform—just dropped a bombshell: a proprietary crypto token designed exclusively for its streaming users. The move signals a brazen play for Web3 dominance, blending politics, media, and digital assets into one volatile cocktail.

Details remain scarce, but insiders suggest the token could grant access to premium content, exclusive Trump commentary, or even voting rights in platform governance. Because nothing says 'democracy' like a meme coin tied to a billionaire's ego.

Critics are already eyeing the liquidity pools—after all, Trump’s NFT ventures saw wild speculation followed by brutal corrections. Will this token defy the hype cycle, or become another pump-and-dump spectacle for crypto degens? Either way, it’s bullish for attention economies.

The token project appears to be part of a broader Web3 strategy. In an April letter to shareholders, Trump Media outlined plans for a Truth Wallet. This digital wallet WOULD allow users to pay for subscriptions using the token. Later, it might support other products within the Truth ecosystem. Hence, the company is positioning this token as a key rewards tool, possibly tied to user engagement and purchases.

Expanding Crypto Footprint

Moreover, Truth Social is expanding into crypto finance. Last month, the company applied for a spot Bitcoin ETF and a Bitcoin-Ethereum combo ETF. Earlier this week, it also filed a registration for a “Crypto Blue Chip” ETF, as reported by CNBC. This new fund would focus on major tokens like BTC, ETH, SOL, XRP, and CRO.

Besides that, Donald Trump and Melania have remained active in crypto. The two promoted NFTs and meme coins, including hosting private events for TRUMP token holders. These moves triggered public criticism and financial watchdogs labeled them as ethically questionable, especially with Trump being the president.

Recently, Senator Warren has been requesting tougher regulations to prevent presidential families from cashing in on crypto. Senator John Kennedy and other Republicans also expressed doubts during a recent Senate hearing. Kennedy wondered if the crypto industry should be the one to set its own rules, voicing the concern that the oversight would be weak.

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