Trump Media plans ETFs with Crypto.com featuring Bitcoin, CRO

March 25, 2025
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Trump Media plans ETFs with Crypto.com featuring Bitcoin, CRO

Trump Media & Technology Group (TMTG), the company behind Truth Social, has announced plans to partner with cryptocurrency platform Crypto.com to launch a series of exchange-traded funds (ETFs) under its Truth.Fi brand. 

According to a statement released Monday, TMTG has signed a non-binding agreement with Crypto.com and Yorkville America to offer a new suite of ETFs. 

The proposed funds aim to include both digital assets—such as Bitcoin and Cronos (CRO)—and traditional securities, with an emphasis on companies that align with an “America First” investment thesis. The ETFs will be made available through Crypto.com's U.S. broker-dealer arm, Foris Capital US LLC.

The companies say they are targeting a launch later in 2025, pending regulatory approval and the signing of a definitive agreement. The ETFs are expected to be accessible globally, including in the US, Europe, and Asia, through established platforms and brokerages.

Crypto.com will handle the backend technology, provide cryptocurrency custody, and supply the digital assets included in the ETF baskets. 

In a post on X, Crypto.com CEO Kris Marszalek described the partnership as a "significant milestone" and noted that the product lineup would include a first-of-its-kind token basket ETF featuring $CRO, the native token of the Cronos blockchain.

Devin Nunes, TMTG’s CEO and chairman, said the partnership aims to create funds that focus on high-growth sectors and companies that prioritize core business strategies over politics. He also confirmed that TMTG intends to invest in these products using its own capital.

In addition to the ETFs, TMTG is planning to roll out a range of separately managed accounts (SMAs) under the Truth.Fi brand. Together, the ETFs and SMAs are part of a broader financial strategy reportedly involving up to $250 million in funds to be custodied by Charles Schwab.

While the announcement is still in its early stages, with regulatory hurdles yet to be cleared, it reflects a growing trend of media and tech companies exploring investment offerings tied to digital assets.

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