Trump Media Teams up with Crypto.com to Launch Digital Asset ETFs.
Trump Media is teaming up with Crypto.com and Yorkville America Digital to offer exchange-traded funds.

A press release announced on April 22 that Trump Media and Technology Group has finalized an agreement with Crypto.com and Yorkville America Digital to develop a suite of exchange-traded funds.
Truth.Fi will launch funds that combine exposure to digital assets with investments in U.S.-focused sectors, such as energy. However, Foris Capital US, Crypto.com’s broker-dealer arm, will make them available pending regulatory approval.
The deal follows a non-binding agreement signed between the companies in March. Davis Polk & Wardwell LLP will be advising the parties on the development and launch of the products.
Crypto.com’s broker-dealer, Foris Capital US LLC, will make the ETFs available. These ETFs will comprise digital assets and securities with a focus on “Made in America” industries, spanning various sectors, including energy. Pending regulatory approval, the funds will launch later this year and be widely available internationally, including in the U.S., Europe, and Asia, across existing platforms and brokerages.
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Plans include a parallel rollout of separately managed accounts. Trump Media said it expects to invest in the products using internal capital held by Charles Schwab, with a financial commitment of up to $250 million.
The initiative positions Trump Media to tap rising institutional and retail demand for digital exposure through regulated formats.
It illustrates how politically affiliated ventures are beginning to expand into financial services using digital tools as entry points. By pairing digital assets with an “America First” investment thesis, the fund suite positions itself as a statement, channeling investor sentiment into thematic exposure.
With platforms like Crypto.com taking on distribution roles typically held by traditional brokerages, new pipelines are emerging that bypass legacy institutions altogether.
Additionally, TMTG Chairman and CEO Devin Nunes said the launch marks a key step in the company’s plan to enter the financial services industry.
Nunes said in the press release, “We are gratified to work with great partners and look forward to bringing ETFs to the market for investors who believe both the American economy and digital assets are poised for tremendous growth.”