Trump Media Files $2.3B SEC Registration, Signaling Ambitious Crypto and Capital Market Moves
Trump Media & Technology Group (DJT), listed on Nasdaq and NYSE Texas, has filed a Form S-3 registration statement with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), according to a report by BlockBeats. The move could unlock $2.3 billion in equity and debt financing—potentially one of the largest Bitcoin reserve deals ever by a publicly traded company.
The filing concerns subscription agreements previously signed with around 50 institutional investors, allowing for the resale of approximately 56 million shares of common stock and 29 million shares tied to convertible debt instruments.
The registration also includes a universal shelf provision, giving Trump Media the flexibility to pursue future mergers, acquisitions, and capital raises as market conditions evolve.
DJT Eyes Crypto-Fueled Expansion With “Patriotic Economy” Vision
Trump Media CEO Devin Nunes emphasized that the capital raise is designed to empower the company with the resources and independence needed to execute its mission of building a “patriotic economy.”
“This registration provides us with the capital and tools needed for rapid expansion, allowing us to grow our user base and extend our influence across media and finance,” said Nunes.
While the S-3 does not directly disclose a Bitcoin purchase, sources familiar with the matter suggest that a portion of the funding may be allocated to crypto reserves, aligning with recent corporate trends of adopting BTC as a treasury asset.
