$THC Watches Closely: Trump’s Quiet Playbook – SPAC Deals and Strategic Stakes

Washington, D.C. – November 25, 2025

When the headlines shout “big buy” or “major stake,” what they leave out is the whisper network: shell companies, SPACs, insiders and silent transfers. In the latest chapter of this quiet game, the Trump family’s financial arm steps deeper into SPAC territory, manufacturing deals that benefit from political cycles as much as market cycles. Documents show that Trump Media & Technology Group (TMTG), majority‑owned by Donald J. Trump’s trust, is linked to a planned $6.42 billion SPAC merger with Yorkville Acquisition Corp. In parallel, another SPAC backed by Trump Jr. and Eric Trump, called New America Acquisition I Corp., filed for a $300 million raise aimed at acquiring manufacturing and aerospace assets.

These moves may read as finance‑first, but they coincide with a larger narrative of control. SPACs once hailed as innovation vessels now act as strategic routes for concentrated power, not just capital. The Economist recently called this rise “insider capitalism,” highlighting how political ties fuel deal‑flow while public disclosure lags.

What the public rarely sees: when a listed company backed by politically connected insiders buys back millions in its own stock or shifts massive capital into crypto back‑reserves, it is less about profit and more about influence. In June, TMTG announced plans to repurchase up to $400 million of its shares after a steep decline.

$THC is following more than just ticker symbols. It watches the pattern: deal‑making behind doors while chatter in the feed distracts. Because while the public argues about left vs. right, the players re‑write rules, redirect flows, and reserve the right to hold real stakes in real control.

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