Trump Media sets February 2 record date for digital token airdrop to DJT holders

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Trump Media and Technology Group announced February 2, 2026, as the record date for its digital token airdrop to shareholders, advancing its blockchain rewards program.

Shareholders who own at least one whole share of DJT stock as of that date will be eligible to receive digital tokens and associated incentives. Eligibility depends on being recognized as the ultimate beneficial owner of shares rather than borrowers.

Trump Media plans to partner with Crypto.com to mint the tokens on the blockchain and custody them pending distribution. The company said the arrangement will leverage Crypto.com’s infrastructure.

The tokens are expected to be non-transferable and will not represent equity or cash value. Holders should not expect profits derived from the company’s managerial efforts.

CEO and Chairman Devin Nunes said the company aims to implement the token initiative consistent with SEC guidance and improve transparency around beneficial ownership.

The initiative builds on Trump Media’s broader strategy to reward shareholders with perks tied to its products, including Truth Social, Truth+, and Truth Predict.

DJT shares jumped about 7% on the news before retracing most of the gains by Tuesday afternoon.

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