#TrumpTruthAPILawsuit

JUST IN: 🇺🇸 President Trump sued for selling early access to his Truth Social posts for $100,000 per month.

🚨 BREAKING: #TrumpTruthAPILawsuit Trump is being sued over Truth Social selling a $100,000-a-month API package that allows major funds to access news early. The lawsuit alleges this practice violates the Constitution and gives Wall Street an advantage to manipulate the stock market! 🔥

The lawsuit over Truth Social’s institutional API is really a test of where public communication ends and privileged market infrastructure begins. A service priced at up to $100,000 a month, delivering consequential presidential posts to trading firms within milliseconds, does more than package information: it potentially monetizes reaction time. Low-latency feeds are normal in markets. The harder question is whether statements on tariffs, wars or monetary policy should enter that system on unequal terms when they can move stocks, bonds, commodities and crypto. My read: the legal outcome matters, but the deeper policy issue is equal access to market-sensitive government speech. #TrumpTruthAPILawsuit

Trump’s social media company has been leaning on Wall Street’s fear of missing out in its pitch for a controversial new subscription to faster feeds from the president’s Truth Social account

Trump Media's interim CEO has said it has signed more than 10 customers paying up to $100,000 a month for the faster access service.

Trump Media charging for early access to president's posts slammed as 'blatantly corrupt,' lawsuit says

Trump sued over "brazen" scheme to sell Truth Social API access for $100K a month

The lawsuit seeks to prevent the president from posting official government information exclusively on Truth Social, which is run by Trump Media & Technology Group.

Trump sued over paid early access to Truth Social posts

🚨$100K A MONTH FOR EARLY ACCESS?🚨 Donald Trump is being sued over a plan to give Wall Street early access to his Truth Social posts. The reported price? $100,000/month. The Critics say it could give paying investors an edge before the public gets the same information. Wall Street getting the news first?