Trump Media and Technology Group (TMTG), the company behind Truth Social, reported a $54.8 million loss in Q3 2025, despite amassing $1.3 billion in Bitcoin holdings as part of its growing cryptocurrency investment strategy.
The firm’s first earnings report since beginning its Bitcoin accumulation shows revenues of $972,900, down slightly from over $1 million a year ago. Shares of Trump Media (DJT) closed at $13.10, down 1.73% for the day, but saw a minor after-hours rebound to $13.20.
According to its financial disclosure, Trump Media held 11,542 Bitcoin as of September 30, after first announcing its Bitcoin acquisition plans in late July. The company confirmed intentions to continue buying Bitcoin and is also exploring “similar cryptocurrencies” as part of its diversified digital asset strategy.
Bitcoin and Cronos Bolster Trump Media’s Balance Sheet
While overall revenue declined, Trump Media recorded $15.3 million in realized income from Bitcoin options and $33 million in unrealized gains tied to its holdings of 746 million Cronos (CRO), the native token of the Cronos blockchain.
The company revealed that its Bitcoin investment program began in May after raising $1.5 billion through stock sales and $1 billion from convertible senior secured bonds.
Devin Nunes, Trump Media’s CEO and President, described Q3 as “crucial to Trump Media’s expansion plans,” adding that the firm has “secured our financial future with a massive Bitcoin treasury, and expanded our existing platforms.”
$1 Billion Cronos Acquisition Plan
Trump Media’s growing interest in the crypto market extends beyond Bitcoin. In August, the company announced a partnership with Crypto.com and Yorkville Acquisition Corp to form Trump Media Group CRO Strategy, a digital asset investment arm designed to accumulate up to $1 billion worth of Cronos tokens—approximately 6.3 trillion CRO.
This move positions Trump Media as one of the most aggressive institutional entrants into the Cronos ecosystem, with the firm citing potential long-term shareholder value and future merger opportunities.
Nunes stated that with “financial assets now earning income, alongside our second consecutive quarter of positive operating cash flow, we’re well-poised to act on mergers and acquisitions that deliver lasting value.”
Assets Surge, But Stock Remains Under Pressure
Trump Media’s financial assets rose sharply from $274 million in March 2024—when the company went public—to $3.1 billion by September 2025. Despite the balance sheet expansion, the company’s stock has fallen 61% year to date, reflecting investor caution amid its pivot toward digital assets.
Still, the company’s strategy of holding significant cryptocurrency reserves, including Bitcoin and Cronos, signals a long-term bet on blockchain innovation and financial decentralization.
As institutional adoption continues to grow, Trump Media’s crypto-centric business model may play a defining role in its financial turnaround.