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Trump's Social Media Venture DWAC Faces Financial Turbulence

DWAC stock sinks as shareholders approve Trump Media merger! Discover the latest on Trump's Truth Social going public.

Former President Donald Trump's social media venture, DWAC, is facing financial turbulence as shareholders approve the merger with Trump Media. The approval, although significant, resulted in a 14% drop in DWAC stock, causing uncertainty among investors. Truth Social, Trump's Twitter clone set to go public next week, adds another layer of complexity to the situation.

Despite the potential windfall the merger could provide Trump, DWAC's stock took a hit after the approval. The approval sets the stage for Truth Social to become a publicly traded company, marking a new chapter in Trump's media endeavors. However, the approval did not translate to immediate market success, with shares of the blank-check firm slumping more than 6%.

The DWAC and Truth Social merger's implications go beyond financial gain, with the potential to boost Trump's net worth by $3 billion. Shareholders' approval of the merger with Truth Social, Trump's struggling platform, highlights the ongoing interest in Trump's ventures despite the challenges.

In a twist of events, the approval of DWAC's merger with Trump Media could expose Trump to a substantial $454 million fraud judgment in New York. The looming legal issue adds a layer of complexity to Trump's financial future as his social media venture faces a fluctuating stock market.