2026-01-13 17:25:40

Recently interesting fintech development—Truth brand officially entered the asset management field. They partnered with Index Technologies Group and have launched four SMA products (Separately Managed Accounts) based on the Truth Social brand.

These SMA products focus on the US stock market, with investment logic centered around two core themes: domestic manufacturing and key technology sectors. In simple terms, they are betting on the trend of US manufacturing reshoring and technological independence.

The strategic move aims to have fintech giants cross over into asset management, using thematic strategic investments to attract retail and institutional investors. The Truth Social user base is there, directly converting into asset management clients. However, the success of these thematic SMA products will also depend on subsequent risk control and performance—after all, US stock policies are changing every year.

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NotFinancialAdvice

· 11h ago

Domestic manufacturing + technological independence, this narrative is really appealing --- Here we go again, turning social media users directly into investment clients—this move is brilliant --- SMA products sound good, but a policy change can turn everything upside down --- Fintech crossover asset management is inevitable sooner or later, no surprise --- Themed investing sounds high-end, but it’s really just betting on policies --- Risk control is the real focus; don’t just listen to the hype --- U.S. stock policies change every year, do you really dare to invest in such themed funds?

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GasFeeBarbecue

· 13h ago

Honestly, I feel a bit amused. Truth directly turning social accounts into wallets—this tactic is way too straightforward. --- Reshoring of American manufacturing? Let’s see if this can last a few years before making any judgments. --- Retail investors need to think carefully before entering; theme investing carries significant risks. --- Nice cross-industry attempt, but actual returns are the real measure. --- I understand the logic of turning users into clients; now it depends on whether the execution can keep up. --- This move is a bit aggressive, directly mining social users for investment. --- Whenever US stock policies change, strategies need to be adjusted again—feels like there are quite a few troubles. --- Domestic manufacturing + technological independence—sounds like there’s a story worth telling. --- The key still depends on how well risk control is managed; otherwise, it’s just another round of cutting the leeks. --- Truth is finally taking money seriously; it was just a show before.

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Rekt_Recovery

· 13h ago

ngl, this is giving "we bought the dip on american manufacturing" energy... reshoring plays are spicy but man, riding policy waves on leverage is how you get liquidation ptsd. truth social converting users to AUM is actually genius tho, can't hate the hustle even if the thesis feels copium-adjacent.

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airdrop_whisperer

· 13h ago

Is Truth also starting to cut the leeks? --- Themed investing sounds good, but I'm worried there are too many follow-the-trend traders. --- Honestly, turning users into clients is a bit ruthless. --- When U.S. stock policies change suddenly, these SMA products will probably have to change direction. --- Domestic manufacturing and technological independence... sounds like a gamble on Trump’s policies? --- Cross-border fintech asset management is indeed a trend, but risk control is the key. --- Can the user base of Truth Social support this? --- The four products sound quite restrained, not as aggressive as expected. --- Betting on policy orientation, this kind of deal carries significant risk. --- Retail investors are directly converted into asset management clients, a套路

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DegenWhisperer

· 13h ago

Uh, I just want to ask, can this thing really make money or is it just a scam to harvest investors --- Another tactic trying to package financial products with political issues, but I'm quite curious about how it will perform later --- Manufacturing return? Wake up, everyone, it's just a story --- Transforming social platform users directly into asset management clients, I understand this business model --- The key is risk control. When U.S. stock policies change, these themed investments will have to kneel --- Honestly, I am skeptical about how many asset management clients can be converted from Truth Social's user base --- Fintech crossing over into asset management, what about compliance and regulation? Does no one care? --- Local manufacturing and technological independence sound good, but I'm afraid it's just empty promises --- It depends on the strength of Index Technologies Group, otherwise it's just an empty shell product

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MEVSandwich

· 13h ago

This move is quite ruthless, directly converting social platform users into investment clients. Is the US manufacturing resurgence a gamble on Trump's policies? Truth Social is doing asset management, in simple terms, turning user deposits into money. Themed investments sound good, but I'm afraid they'll all go off-topic when the time comes. Policy flip-flopping happens faster than stock prices fall; who bears this risk? Fintech really wants to do everything—social, payments, wealth management, all-in-one. SMA products sound high-end, but they're basically just helping you pick stocks, right? I trust the key technological fields, domestic manufacturing... but it still depends on execution. Is this making users take over the risk themselves? Feels a bit off. Playing US stock themed investments ultimately just involves betting on political directions, quite刺激.

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