The Trump Media and Technology Group (TMTG), which has close ties to the family of U.S. President Donald Trump, executed a withdrawal of 2650 bitcoins (BTC) worth approximately $205 million to the cryptocurrency exchange Crypto.com. This marked the largest transfer of digital assets by TMTG since the company began accumulating bitcoin in its portfolio.
This is reported by Finway
TMTG’s Bitcoin and Investment Strategy
Back in May 2025, TMTG announced the creation of a significant bitcoin reserve and planned to invest up to $2.5 billion in the first cryptocurrency using raised capital. Throughout June of the same year, the company began actively adding to its BTC portfolio. Reports indicate that by the end of July 2025, the investment in bitcoin and related products reached approximately $2 billion.
According to Arkham Intelligence, by the end of 2025, TMTG’s balance included 12,000 BTC. In December of the same year, the company withdrew over 2000 BTC in a single transaction, but the latest transfer set a record for the organization.
Large-Scale Operation and Financial Results
The latest transaction differs from previous ones in that the cryptocurrency was sent directly to the hot wallet of the Crypto.com exchange, which typically signals an intention to sell assets rather than simply rebalancing the portfolio. According to estimates from Lookonchain experts, the bitcoins were sold at a loss for the company.
As per Arkham Intelligence data, TMTG currently holds 6889 BTC valued at around $532.3 million, with no other cryptocurrency assets in the company. The average purchase price of bitcoins for TMTG was $118,522, while part of the asset was sold at $87,378 in December, and more recently at $77,358 per coin.
“The company’s portfolio, the remaining 6889 BTC, is in a loss zone of over $330 million.”
The emergence of information regarding the large-scale bitcoin movement coincided with the decision of TMTG’s partner — Yorkville America — to withdraw its application for the creation of a spot bitcoin ETF. According to experts, this move is driven by increased competition in the cryptocurrency instrument market.
