DJT Stock: Trump Media Moved $342M in Bitcoin to Crypto.com

On Nov 5, 2026, Trump Media (DJT) moved about 4,259 BTC, roughly $342 million, to an address attributed to Crypto.com.

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Quick overview

Trump Media moved ~4,259 BTC (about $342M) to a Crypto.com address on Nov 5, per Arkham data.
The coins came from wallets labeled "2028 Convertible Notes Collateral", about 30% of its reported BTC.
Noteholders can demand about $1B on Nov 30. A transfer alone doesn't prove a sale.

$342M 4,259 BTC moved to Crypto.com on Nov 5
~30% Share of the 14,139 BTC reported as of July 31
~$1B Possible noteholder repayment due Nov 30

What happened

Arkham data reported by CoinDesk show two transfers on Nov 5: 2,140.03 BTC and 2,119.31 BTC, about 4,259 BTC in total. Both went to an address attributed to Crypto.com. The wallets were labeled "2028 Convertible Notes Collateral".

Some reports give a value of $434 million. At the time of the transfer, 4,259 BTC was worth about $342 million.

Why it matters

CoinDesk reports on Trump Media's Nov 2 SEC filing. According to that report, noteholders can require repayment on Nov 30, which could cost roughly $1 billion. If refinancing falls short, the company may have to sell bitcoin or other digital assets.

Trump Media did not respond to requests for comment. It has described earlier transfers to Crypto.com as trading or custody management, not sales. Not financial advice.

Watch the 30-second breakdown on YouTube and see why Nov 30 matters for DJT.

FAQ

Did Trump Media sell its bitcoin?

No one has confirmed a sale. On-chain data show about 4,259 BTC moved to a Crypto.com address, but a transfer alone does not prove a sale. Trump Media has described earlier transfers to Crypto.com as trading or custody management.