Trump Media plans to offer a paid API that delivers Truth Social posts faster to algorithmic traders, creating a timing advantage for subscribers before regular users see the content. The company announced the Truth API on July 16 with a scheduled launch on August 1, stating it would cover ten influential accounts, operate continuously, and provide posts more quickly than standard push notifications. A Financial Times report on July 17 said the service could cost up to $100,000 per month, a figure that has not been independently verified. The API targets algorithmic trading firms, banks and other organizations willing to pay for reduced latency, giving traders access to President Donald Trump’s posts seconds after publication while most users must wait for notifications or manual checks. This raises questions about market fairness, especially given a separate investigation into former Trump teleprompter operator Gabriel Perez, who faces a Commodity Futures Trading Commission probe for allegedly using pre‑public remarks to trade on Kalshi contracts. The CFTC requires exchanges to monitor for misuse of confidential information and enforce rules that bar trading on material nonpublic data. Truth Media’s product creates a different issue because the information becomes public at the moment of posting, but a machine‑readable feed can be distributed before retail participants have access, allowing faster traders to engage in post‑publication arbitrage on contracts that depend on the content of Trump’s statements. Regulators are considering measures such as publication‑timestamp verification, source‑triggered trade pauses, and auditable timestamps to close the timing gap. The company has not responded to inquiries about potential unequal trading opportunities. The new feed will operate as a commercial data licensing product, but its speed advantage may require additional regulatory safeguards to preserve the integrity of prediction markets.