Trump Media & Technology Group, the company behind Truth Social and listed as DJT.US, teamed up with New Jersey-based investment firm Yorkville America to launch seven exchange-traded funds under the Truth Social brand on Dec. 30, 2025. The products are now listed on the New York Stock Exchange and together manage about $150 million in assets. Five of the funds are newly created and target defense and security, space and AI, well-known American brands, energy security, and real estate investment trusts focused on Republican-leaning states. Their tickers are TSSD, TSFN, TSIC, TSES, and TSRS. The other two funds came from acquired conservative ETFs that were renamed: America First ETF with the ticker MAGA, and God Bless America ETF with the ticker YALL. According to the report, the funds focus on companies seen as benefiting core sectors of the U.S. economy while avoiding firms viewed as aggressively advancing social activism. Holdings include Lockheed Martin, Exxon Mobil, Home Depot, and Walmart. Trump Media does not manage the funds or make portfolio decisions, and instead earns money by licensing its brand to Yorkville America. Each of the five new funds currently has less than $10 million in assets.
Trump Media & Technology Group (DJT.US) and New Jersey-based investment firm Yorkville America formally launched seven exchange-traded funds under the Truth Social brand on Dec. 30, 2025, according to BlockBeats. The funds are listed on the New York Stock Exchange.
The seven ETFs manage about $150 million in combined assets. Five of them are newly created products focused on defense and security, space and AI, well-known American brands, energy security, and real estate investment trusts tied to Republican-leaning states. Their ticker symbols are TSSD, TSFN, TSIC, TSES, and TSRS.
Two other funds were renamed after the acquisition of older conservative ETFs. They are the America First ETF, which trades under MAGA, and the God Bless America ETF, which trades under YALL.
In terms of strategy, the funds allocate to companies viewed as benefiting core areas of the U.S. economy, while avoiding businesses considered to be overly engaged in social activism. Reported holdings include Lockheed Martin, Exxon Mobil, Home Depot, and Walmart.
Trump Media itself is not involved in fund management or stock selection. Instead, it licenses the Truth Social brand to Yorkville America and earns revenue through brand licensing fees.
The report added that each of the five newly launched funds currently has less than $10 million in assets, leaving their market traction still to be tested.
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