See how Trump’s Truth Social posts move stocks

Milliseconds matter on Wall Street, and Truth Social wants to charge traders to get faster access to the president’s posts

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Truth Social wants to charge investors for instant access to President Trump’s often market-moving posts. In a world where high-frequency traders capitalize on fractions of seconds, such a service would give an edge to those willing to pay Trump’s media company.

Trump Media & Technology has been pitching trading firms on the service, which would send them posts from top accounts in real time. Trump has the largest following on Truth Social, with 12.9 million followers.

Information in the president’s feed is considered confidential until those posts become publicly available. “That is information he doesn’t have the right to use for trading himself, or for tipping other people off and charging them a fee,” said Richard Painter, who was a top White House ethics lawyer in the George W. Bush administration.

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