Trump’s Truth Social, which is renowned for its ardent followers, has had financial difficulties. A recent shareholder vote, however, has revitalized the social networking site, which could be changing the tide for Trump’s business.
The much anticipated social media company Truth Social is running some challenges as it prepares to become public. Obstacles have emerged that imperil the accomplishment of this crucial agreement, despite efforts to permit private investors in the firm. Tuesday saw a crucial vote that, in the event of a negative result, might have been disastrous.
Trump Media & Technology Group is facing a make-or-break decision from shareholders. The $300 million that Digital World Acquisition Corporation collected will either have to be returned or the merger deadline will be extended, according to today’s shareholder vote. Don’t miss out on this crucial choice.
The probable collapse of DWAC may have been a significant barrier to Truth Social’s IPO, leading to continued finance issues.
When shareholders of Digital World vote decisively to extend the merger deadline, Truth Social wins.
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According to Axios, the merger has run into a number of issues, which has forced a second extension of the original one-year deadline.
DWAC’s reputation is improving, despite the fact that it hasn’t completely recaptured its previous splendor.
The federal SEC authorities’ imposition of a $18 million fine has presented a significant obstacle to the merger of two businesses. The fine comes as the regulator accuses the business of holding unauthorized backdoor negotiations with TMTG before the merger. A former DWAC board member has been detained and is facing insider trading charges, which hastens the pandemonium. The stock of the corporation is under a lot of pressure as a result of these occurrences.
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Following the contentious merger with Truth Social, as CNBC reported in March, Patrick Orlando, the former CEO of Digital World, was fired by the board.
Truth Social was initially successful, but that momentum has since faded, and the platform has had trouble expanding since its debut in February 2022.
The online traffic researchers at Similarweb estimate that X (formerly known as Twitter) has had around 10.1 million visits to the social media platform. However, Forbes said that Facebook claims an astounding 17.4 billion visitors while Twitter only has 6.5 billion. This direct contrast highlights how insignificant Truth is in the social media space.
According to Forbes, Truth Social’s worth is rapidly declining.
“We estimated Trump’s net worth at $2.5 billion in April. That’s a roughly $700 million decline from last fall, largely because his social media business has fallen,” the outlet reported.
Given its rocky past, the merger’s future success cannot be assured. Truth Social, on the other hand, is excitedly anticipating this merger in the hopes of gaining much-needed funding. According to Market Watch, DWAC might provide Truth Social a $300 million liquidity infusion if the deal is successful.
DWAC reiterates its dedication to a merger
“We believe in the value and prospects we bring to the table and to a true democracy in the United States, and with the continued support of our shareholders, we can navigate this challenge successfully and potentially complete the proposed business combination with Trump Media and Technology Group Corp., which we know so many of our stockholders believe in,” According to Market Watch, DWAC CEO Eric Swider sent a letter to shareholders in late August.
The stockholders of DWAC gave Trump’s social media team a decisive win.
