Trump Media & Technology Group (NASDAQ: DJT) shares recovered during Thursday's session after six consecutive declines, while new third-party estimates indicated that traffic to its Truth Social platform had weakened.

Shares traded at $7.34 at approximately 12:40 p.m. Eastern time, after an earlier quote near $7.10. Thursday's session had not ended at that time, leaving the rebound unconfirmed until an official close. The Washington Post published the audience estimates after Wednesday's market close.

Stock Rebounds After Six Losses

Trump Media stock closed Wednesday at $7.22, a 6.84% decline for the session. The shares had fallen from $8.65 on October 6, representing a 16.5% decrease across six sessions.

Wednesday's decline occurred during a broader selloff after annual U.S. inflation reached 3.7% in September. The Nasdaq fell 1.88%, with several technology and financial stocks also declining.

Truth Social Audience Estimates Decline

Similarweb estimated that Truth Social had approximately 260,000 daily users in September 2026, compared with about 420,000 at the platform's peak in June 2025. The comparison covers approximately 15 months.

The research firm also estimated that traffic had fallen by more than 30% over the latest year. The figures are third-party estimates, not daily user totals reported by Trump Media. They measure users rather than advertising sales or subscription income, and the company had not yet reported its September advertising results.

For readers tracking the company's advertising business, the estimates carry particular relevance: Truth Social advertising is a disclosed revenue line that was already shown lower year over year in the June-quarter filing, and with September advertising results unpublished, the third-party figures stand as the latest publicly available measurement of the platform's audience.

Trump Media operates Truth Social, the Truth+ streaming platform and financial products under the Truth.Fi brand. Separately, Binance's expansion into U.S. shares includes blockchain-based products linked to publicly traded companies.

Revenue, Advertising and DJTB

Trump Media's filing for the June quarter showed that Truth Social advertising revenue was lower than a year earlier. Total quarterly revenue nevertheless increased 89% to $1.67 million, supported by barter advertising, streaming subscriptions and fund management fees. Company filings show that the second-quarter net loss reached $238.1 million.

That revenue mix means the platform's audience trend is one input among several in the company's reported results, since streaming subscriptions and fund management fees contribute alongside advertising.

A Thursday morning quote placed DJTB, the token linked to DJT, at approximately $7.17, down about 8% over 24 hours. Binance listed DJTB on August 26. The token's issuer, BTech Holdings Limited, holds the underlying securities, but buyers of DJTB do not directly own DJT shares and do not receive voting rights.

Because DJTB trades around the clock, its daily price change cannot be directly compared with the Nasdaq's regular-session performance. Binance's tokenized-share product provides economic exposure to Trump Media without direct share ownership or voting rights.

Kraken recently detailed plans to offer tokenized shares in the United Arab Emirates. Taken together with Binance's DJTB listing, the plans show tokenized versions of U.S.-listed equities reaching investors through more than one exchange and jurisdiction. The original report was published by Blockonomi.