Trump Media and Technology Group (DJT) has signed a binding agreement with Crypto.com and Yorkville America Digital, launching a series of TMTG ETFs through the Truth.fi brand, according to a press release on Tuesday.
The agreement advances TMTG’s financial services strategy, and the company plans to allocate cash reserves of up to $250 million to these exchange trade funds. With this move, TMTG will expand beyond social media and streaming platforms to the fintech sector.
According to the company’s announcement, ETFs focus on digital assets and securities, with a focus “made in America” across a variety of industries, including energy. Subject to regulatory approval, these funds are expected to begin later this year and will be available internationally in the US, Europe and Asia on existing platforms and brokerage companies.
The ETF will be available through Foris Capital US, a broker-dealer at Crypto.com, and Davis Polk & Wardwell will advise you on product development and launch.
The ETF agreement is based on TMTG’s financial services expansion, which began last week with the launch of individually managed accounts of true social brands, in collaboration with Yorkville American Equity and Index Technologies Group.
These SMAs offer investment strategies focused on topics such as “faith and values,” “Liberty & Security,” “Energy Independence,” and “Made in America,” according to previous announcements.
“We are moving forward with a set of America First Investment Products that meet the demand for investors supporting a wide range of outstanding, innovative and innovative companies across the major sectors of the US economy,” TMTG CEO and Chairman Devin Nunes said in a press release last week.
Troy Rillo, CEO of Yorkville America Digital, said it announced that the company expects “severe interest in ETFs at launch later this year.”
According to the company, each SMA strategy uses a unique data-driven framework that combines financial performance with value-based metrics. The portfolio is readjusted quarterly to reflect market dynamics and maintain consistency with theme goals.
The company plans to invest in both ETFs and SMAs through its own cash reserves as part of its fintech strategy, with funds being detained by Charles Schwab Corporation (SCHW), according to both announcements.
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