Trump Media and Technology Group announced a $2.5 billion private placement aimed at establishing a Bitcoin treasury — placing it among the largest corporate Bitcoin acquisitions ever recorded.
The funding round, backed by approximately 50 institutional investors, is a bold bet on Bitcoin’s future just as the asset consolidates below its all-time highs and key low-volume price zones between $74,000 and $99,000 remain untouched.
CEO Devin Nunes said in the press release,
“We view Bitcoin as an apex instrument of financial freedom, and now Trump Media will hold cryptocurrency as a crucial part of our assets…”
The company, which operates platforms like Truth Social and Truth+, plans to use the Bitcoin treasury as a hedge against financial deplatforming and as a foundation for future fintech integrations, including subscription payments and utility tokens.
The timing of the announcement, coupled with Bitcoin’s current technical posture, has analysts watching closely for volatility — and new entry points — as capital flows return to the digital asset space.
Market’s memory zones are now in play!
Bitcoin’s price may be hovering below its all-time high, but the real story lies in what hasn’t been tested yet.
According to a new four-year liquidity trading profile by Alphractal, key price zones between $74,000 and $99,000 remain thinly traded — forming what analysts call “volume voids.”
These are regions where Bitcoin previously moved too quickly or failed to attract significant participation.
Source: Alphractal
With institutional capital now re-entering the market — led by Trump Media’s $2.5 billion commitment — these low-volume pockets could act as price magnets.
This could draw BTC upward through a technical backfill process that favors rapid movement through under-traded areas like $74K, $77K, $81K, $89K, and $99K.
