Former President Donald Trump is offering a subscription service on his platform, Truth Social, that provides early access to his social media posts. The service reportedly costs up to $100,000 per month. Critics have expressed concerns that this could allow paying subscribers to receive potentially market-moving information before it is made public. NPR's Geoff Bennett discussed the implications with Bobby Allyn.
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Trump's Subscription Service for Early Access to Social Media Posts Raises Concerns
Donald Trump has launched a subscription service on Truth Social that allows users to access his social media posts early for a fee of up to $100,000 per month. This development has raised concerns among critics regarding the potential for insider trading, as subscribers may receive market-sensitive information before it is publicly available.
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