Trump Media and Technology Group (NASDAQ:DJT) announced on Friday it owns $2 billion in Bitcoin and Bitcoin-related securities, officially confirming one of the largest digital assets and treasury departments among registered US companies.
The announcement was also made in the second quarter of the company’s 2025 revenue press release. It also mentioned $3.1 billion in total financial assets and the first-ever positive quarter cash flow. Crypto Holdings was first disclosed in a separate press release dated July 21.
The company also said it allocated $300 million to an option-based strategy focusing on Bitcoin and Bitcoin-related assets, indicating its ongoing intention to expand its exposure. According to a July 21 release, the strategy allows Trump Media to convert options to spot BTC “depending on market conditions,” allowing the resulting position to be used for revenue generation or further cryptographic accumulation.
The $2 billion figures cited include not only Spot Bitcoin, but also Bitcoin-related securities, such as Bitcoin Exchange-Traded Funds (ETFs), Bitcoin Trusts, or derivatives that provide BTC exposures. These measures allow institutional investors to gain indirect access to Bitcoin price movements, while avoiding direct custody and chain interactions.
By combining these securities with Spot Bitcoin, Trump Media has built the Hybrid Cryptocurrency Ministry, which aims to provide both liquidity and resilience.
The second quarter also marked the first quarter of the company’s positive operating cash flow, generating $2.3 million through media and technology operations. Total financial assets reached $3.1 billion. This was driven primarily by the accumulation of the Ministry of Cryptocurrency and a recent private placement supported by 50 institutional investors.
CEO Devin Nunes said the liquidity and “financial freedom” offered by this capital will help Trump media pursue a variety of product expansions, including the Trump+ Streaming Bundle, AI integration, and planned utility tokens for payments within the true social ecosystem.
The company also reiterated its goal of launching multiple crypto-centric ETFs and managed investment products.
Trump Media Shares (DJT) fell 3.81% on Friday at $16.92, while 50.26% fell 50.26% since the start of the year, according to Google Finance Data.
