Key facts
- Trump Media & Technology Group held 15,649.14 BTC as of September 30, 2026, a rise of 1,510 BTC in the quarter.
- CFO Phillip Juhan said the company bought 4,359 BTC during the third quarter, according to the report.
- Trump Media valued its Bitcoin holdings at about $1.31 billion at September 30 prices, per its filing.
- The company also held 756,079,523 Cronos (CRO) tokens worth about $50.34 million at September 30, it reported.
- Trump Media reported net income of $409.7 million in the third quarter of 2026, versus a $54.8 million net loss a year earlier.
Trump Media & Technology Group disclosed crypto holdings in a November 9, 2026, SEC filing and third-quarter earnings report, according to the report. The company's Bitcoin holdings stood at 15,649.14 BTC as of September 30, 2026, up by 1,510 BTC from the prior quarter, and the company valued those holdings at about $1.31 billion at September 30 prices.
CFO Phillip Juhan said in the Q3 report that the company bought 4,359 BTC during the quarter, a total that included Bitcoin raised from selling part of its BlackRock Bitcoin ETF position, per the report. The company also owned seven million shares of BlackRock's iShares Bitcoin Trust (IBIT). It had pledged 11,385.20 BTC to a Bitcoin Yield Management Program and held 4,263.94 BTC as directly held digital assets, the report said.
Trump Media also held 756,079,523 Cronos (CRO) tokens worth about $50.34 million at the end of September 2026, according to the report. It had first bought 684.4 million CRO in August 2025, and 615.98 million tokens, worth about $41 million, remained unavailable for sale, the filing showed.
The company reported net income of $409.7 million in the third quarter of 2026, compared with a net loss of $54.8 million a year earlier, according to the report. It attributed a $378.1 million gain on digital assets and pledged digital assets mainly to a 42% rise in Bitcoin's price over the quarter. Quarterly revenue was $3 million, per the report.
Separately, analyst Ali Martinez said Bitcoin's 2026 price action resembled its 2023 recovery, citing a chart that showed Bitcoin bouncing from $60,000 and rising to $84,000 before a pullback. The chart indicated Bitcoin approaching $74,780, and Martinez said the pattern could continue if the moving average held, according to the report.