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Truth Social Stock Plummets Amid Declining User Traffic and Political Fortunes

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What happened

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Truth Social shares dropped more than 7.5 percent on Monday, reaching a new low of $6.40. Over the past month, the company’s stock has fallen 29 percent, and its daily traffic has reportedly cratered by more than 30 percent over the past year. The company has been posting large losses each quarter and has attempted various pivots, including entering gambling and crypto markets, without success.

From futurism.com

Why it matters

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The platform, which was designed to funnel money to Donald Trump, is seeing its business model weakened by the president’s declining political fortunes and looming midterms. This financial instability is occurring as the company struggles to maintain user engagement and profitability.

The office has been transformed into a monetization platform, integrating political power with private wealth.

From futurism.com

Who's involved

  • Donald TrumpAmerican businessman and politician whose political fortunes are cited as weakening the platform's appeal.
  • Trump Media & Technology GroupAmerican media and technology company that operates the Truth Social platform.

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