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Trump's Truth Social to sell early access to posts for traders

Donald Trump's social media company, Truth Social, is launching a new service that will provide early access to his posts for paying Wall Street traders. This move aims to generate profits by selling market-moving information before it becomes publicly available. Critics have raised concerns about potential insider trading and the ethical implications of monetizing presidential communications, while the company defends the service as a capitalist endeavor. AI

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Trump's Truth Social to sell early access to posts for traders

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  1. Fortune TIER_1 English(EN) · Bernard Condon, Brian Slodysko, The Associated Press ·

    Trump to start selling early access to his social media: ‘For the big guys, it’s going to be something they need’

    “If this was the CEO a public company, this would be jail time," said Irene Aldridge, head of Able Alpha Trading.