Trump Media Holds $2B in Bitcoin Amid Crypto Policy Shifts - CVJ.AI

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Trump Media and Technology Group has disclosed $2 billion in Bitcoin holdings, capitalizing on recent crypto-friendly legislation. The move aligns with broader efforts by Trump-linked entities to dominate the digital asset space.

Trump Media acquired $2B in Bitcoin using proceeds from $2.5B in fundraising, including equity and bond sales.
The disclosure follows Congress advancing crypto bills, including a Trump-signed stablecoin framework.
Trump-linked entities, including World Liberty Financial, are gaining traction in the crypto market.

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