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The Trump Media and Technology Group under U.S. President Trump has recently launched a paid data licensing interface, delivering speeds faster than notifications pushed through “Truth Social,” transmitting in real time the activity of the 10 most influential accounts on the platform.
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• How Truth API works
• Why speed matters
• Trump’s trend of “information commoditization”

Trump Media and Technology Group recently rolled out a paid data licensing interface that will provide the “fastest” access channel to posts from top accounts on the “Truth Social” platform—including Trump’s own account.

According to a Reuters report, the product, called “Truth API,” will go live on August 1, delivering to customers in real time updates from the platform’s 10 most influential accounts. A company spokesperson said the product is designed specifically for institutions such as algorithmic trading firms—those “most affected by information delay costs.”

How Truth API works

Based on reports from first-hand sources, Truth API’s operating logic is similar to Wall Street’s “information first-mover rights”: paying customers can receive posts from Trump and his aides and allies faster than ordinary users, enabling them to make market judgments ahead of time.

At present, institutions that closely follow “Truth Social” trending posts can only rely on manually watching the market. After Truth API launches, algorithmic traders can directly plug Trump’s posts into automated trading models, reducing the delay from “signal appears” to “trade execution.”

Why speed matters

Trump’s posts often drive market volatility—whether in U.S. stocks, crypto, or commodity markets. Take as an example Trump’s July 16 announcement that he secured an additional $100 billion in semiconductor investment for TSMC. After the news spread through the “Truth Social” platform, the related stock markets reacted in nearly minutes.

If algorithmic trading firms can receive the posts ahead of ordinary push notifications—even if it’s only a few seconds of lead time—in high-frequency trading markets, it’s enough to produce a significant arbitrage advantage.

Trump’s trend of “information commoditization”

This is not the first time Trump has turned information into a commercial product. In July 2026, he also announced plans to mint “Trump Dollar” commemorative coins bearing his portrait to celebrate the 250th anniversary of the founding of the United States. Now, “Trump posts” themselves have also officially become a paid data product.

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