Can Trump Media (DJT) Shares Recover From Their $54.8 Million Loss?

Investors are starting to lose confidence in Trump Media stock after reported third-quarter losses totaling $54.8 million. Can the share recover from the loss suffered?

Trump Media & Technology Group, the parent company of social media platform Truth Social, reported a $54.8 million loss in third-quarter earnings due to a decline in revenue, according to a press release. This is not new, as the company has consistently posted losses since its IPO last year.

Compared to last year the company loss has nearly tripled from the $19.2 million loss in the same period. On the other hand, TMTG’s revenues fell 3.8% to $972,900 as of September 2025. The company’s revenues are primarily generated from paid advertising on the Truth Social platform.

This quarter’s earnings report did not bode well for investors as the market saw the company’s stock fall the plum by almost 15% in the last 5 days. At the previous close, the stock was trading at a price of $13.10.

Is it possible that Trump Media stock will rebound?

DJT is down nearly 70% from its previous high of $43.45. This indicates a sharp decline in investor confidence. Despite a modest pre-market increase to $13.36, the broader trend remains bearish. Trump Media & Technology Group’s market capitalization currently stands at $3.67 billion.

However, much of the company’s valuation depends on political sentiment, fueled by Trump’s updates on Truth Social and other sentiment-driven price swings.

The stock’s apparent stabilization at the $13 level could indicate near-term support, but the absence of sustained volume spikes suggests that buying momentum is still weak. Without a new catalyst such as a revenue breakthrough, new partnerships or substantial user growth for Truth Social, DJT could struggle to recover as it remains under earnings report pressure.

However, there are other options to increase the share price.

Despite the decline in company finances, the company remained reportedly owns approximately $3.1 billion in crypto holdings, most notably Bitcoin (BTC). The company currently has 11,542 BTC on its balance sheet. According to the press release, the company earned $15.3 million in realized income from option premiums associated with its Bitcoin-linked securities, as well as $13.4 million in interest income from other financial holdings.

“This resulted in $61.1 million in combined realized revenues from both [Bitcoin-related] year-to-date sources through September 30, 2025,” the company wrote.

Historically, Bitcoin accumulation and the income generated from BTC holdings have helped catapult stock prices, as seen with companies like Metaplanet, Strategy, and the Smarter Web Company. TMTG could very well benefit from a Bitcoin accumulation strategy to boost its stock price.

Trump Media CEO and President Devin Nunes expressed confidence in the company’s crypto accumulation strategy to increase the company’s value. Despite the drop in revenue and new reported losses, Nunes stated that it has “secured our financial future with a massive Bitcoin treasury.”

“With these financial assets now generating revenue, in addition to our second consecutive quarter of positive operating cash flow, we are well prepared to take action on our M&A strategy by acquiring one or more of the crown jewel assets we are now evaluating,” Nunes said.