Trump Media and Technology Group Files New Crypto ETFs After SEC Delay

TLDR

• Trump Media refiles Bitcoin Ethereum and Cronos ETFs after SEC delay
• Crypto.com and Yorkville will advise and manage the new Truth Social ETFs
• ETFs will include network staking rewards with a 0.95% management fee
• SEC previously delayed TMTG crypto fund approvals in August 2025

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Trump Media and Technology Group Corp. has filed new proposals for crypto exchange-traded funds. The filings follow delays by the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission in deciding on prior ETF applications.

The company is seeking to list a Bitcoin ETF, an Ethereum ETF, and a Truth Social Cronos Yield Maximizer ETF. The latter fund would track the Cronos token developed by Crypto.com.

Details of the New ETF Filings

The Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs will provide investors with direct exposure to these digital assets. They are designed to allow participation in staking rewards while operating under oversight by Yorkville America Equities.

Kris Marszalek, CEO of Crypto.com, said, “We are pleased to provide digital asset custody, liquidity, and staking services for these new Truth Social Funds ETFs.” He added that Crypto.com supports the value proposition of the two digital asset ETFs.

The Truth Social Cronos Yield Maximizer ETF will focus on Crypto.com’s Cronos blockchain token. It will offer network staking rewards for investors while being managed in collaboration with Yorkville and Crypto.com.

SEC Delays and Previous Filings

Trump Media first announced plans to enter the crypto ETF market in June 2025. The initial registration included a Bitcoin ETF and a broader “Crypto Blue Chip” fund tracking multiple tokens, including BTC, ETH, SOL, XRP, and CRO.

In August 2025, the SEC delayed decisions on several TMTG crypto ETF proposals. The agency’s review process has been faster for some funds, but those staking underlying assets or tracking smaller tokens remain under scrutiny.

The new filings indicate that Trump Media and Technology Group is continuing efforts to list ETFs despite regulatory delays. All purchases for the funds will be conducted through Crypto.com’s broker-dealer, Foris Capital US LLC.

ETF Management and Partnerships

Both of the new ETFs will have a management fee of 0.95 percent. They are designed to provide investors access to staking rewards while maintaining a regulated framework.

TMTG has partnered with Crypto.com on several initiatives, including a prediction market and a Cronos token treasury. Crypto.com and Anchorage Digital also support Trump Media’s Bitcoin treasury.

The company is working to expand its crypto offerings alongside its other business ventures. Future plans include a non-equity rewards token for DJT stockholders that may also use the Cronos blockchain.

Leadership and Corporate Moves

Trump Media’s CEO is former California Congressman Devin Nunes, who left office in 2021. The company announced an all-stock merger with fusion energy company TAE Technologies in December 2025.

These ETF filings follow previous regulatory delays and indicate the company’s continued interest in digital asset investment products. TMTG is positioning itself to participate actively in the crypto investment space.

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