Trump Media transferred 2,628 Bitcoin to the exchange Crypto.com this week, according to public blockchain data. The move leaves the company with 4,261 BTC on its books — a sharp drop from its peak holdings earlier this year. Over the past seven months, Trump Media has reported total sales of 7,281 Bitcoin, signaling a steady unwinding of its crypto position.
The latest transfer
The transaction to Crypto.com was recorded on-chain and confirmed by multiple block explorers. It's not the first time Trump Media has sent Bitcoin to the exchange — the company has used Crypto.com for previous sales as well. The timing of this week's transfer comes as Bitcoin trades in a relatively tight range, though the company didn't comment on the reason for the move.
A seven-month selling spree
Since early 2026, Trump Media has been offloading Bitcoin at a consistent pace. The 7,281 BTC sold over seven months works out to roughly 1,040 BTC per month on average. That's a lot of coins to move, and the company has done it without causing major market disruption — at least so far. The sales have been spread across multiple transactions, often in chunks of a few hundred to a few thousand Bitcoin.
What remains
With 4,261 BTC still in its wallet, Trump Media remains a significant corporate holder of Bitcoin. But the stash is shrinking. At the current pace of sales, the company could exhaust its remaining holdings in about four months — unless it changes course. There's no public indication that Trump Media plans to stop selling, nor any signal that it intends to buy more.
Crypto.com's role
The exchange receiving the latest transfer, Crypto.com, has been a frequent counterparty for Trump Media's Bitcoin sales. Why the company chose Crypto.com over other platforms isn't clear from the available data. But the pattern is consistent: send to Crypto.com, then sell on the open market. The exchange has handled billions in volume this year, so the Trump Media sales are a drop in the bucket.
Trump Media's next quarterly filing will likely disclose the proceeds from these sales and any tax implications. Investors will be watching to see whether the company continues to liquidate or decides to hold the remaining 4,261 BTC.
