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Truth.Fi: Trump’s Financial Revolution Against Woke Wall Street
Trump Media launches Truth.Fi, a financial platform for conservatives, investing $250M in Bitcoin, ETFs, and managed accounts to counter woke financial institutions and censorship.

What Happened
Donald Trump is expanding his media empire beyond social media and into the world of finance.
Trump Media & Technology Group (TMTG), the parent company of Truth Social, has announced its next venture: Truth.Fi. It will be a financial services platform aimed at conservatives who feel alienated by Wall Street’s growing political bias.
With plans to invest up to $250 million of its own cash reserves, TMTG is betting big on offering investment products that align with the values of its user base.
Why it Matters
Truth.Fi is expected to provide a wide range of financial services, including Bitcoin investments, exchange-traded funds (ETFs), and separately managed accounts (SMAs).
They have also partnered with Charles Schwab to handle both custody and transactions. This ensures a secure and legitimate framework for users wanting to protect and grow their assets without bending to the pressures of 'woke' financial institutions.
This move isn’t just about making money. It’s about building an ecosystem for conservatives who are tired of institutions pushing ideological agendas they don't agree with.
Banks and investment firms have increasingly embraced ESG (Environmental, Social, and Governance) initiatives, often prioritizing political considerations over financial returns. However, many have found problems with this. Truth.Fi is setting out to counter that, giving people an alternative where their investments won’t be funneled into causes they don’t support.
Devin Nunes, TMTG’s CEO, made it clear that this initiative is about freedom. While banks have closed accounts and refused services to those with unpopular political views, Truth.Fi is positioning itself as a place where conservatives can invest without worrying about being censored or 'debanked.' The idea is to cater to a market that many believe has been increasingly sidelined.
Although many have denounced the new venture as a gimmick, the numbers suggest there’s a real demand for this kind of service. Millions of Americans have lost trust in major financial institutions, and alternative investments like Bitcoin have gained popularity because people want control over their money.
How it Affects You
By entering the finance world, Trump is offering an option to those who want their investments aligned with their beliefs, not dictated by corporate boardrooms under political pressure.
TMTG’s stock has already seen a significant boost following the announcement, signaling strong investor confidence in the idea. Although the full details of Truth.Fi are still unfolding, the move represents a bold new expansion of Trump’s brand beyond media and into a more influential space. With the financial world increasingly divided along ideological lines, Truth.Fi could become a major player for conservatives who want to invest without compromise.