DJT is in for massive dilution

- The SEC reserves the right to limit requests from automated tools that do not declare their traffic - Users must update their user agent to include company specific information - Best practices for efficient downloading from SEC.gov can be found on their website - Unauthorized attempts to upload or change information on the SEC website are strictly prohibited - The SEC monitors request frequency and may block IP addresses that submit excessive requests - Users are limited to 10 requests per second and may be temporarily limited if this threshold is exceeded - The SEC's policy on automated searches is designed to ensure website performance for all users.- The SEC reserves the right to limit requests from automated tools that do not declare themselves - Users can update their user agent to include company specific information to ensure access to SEC.gov - The SEC monitors network traffic for security purposes and to prevent unauthorized attempts to upload or change information - Excessive requests for SEC.gov content may result in IP addresses being blocked - Users are limited to 10 requests per second and may be temporarily blocked if exceeding this limit - The policy may change to ensure efficient performance and availability of SEC.gov - The SEC does not offer technical support for developing or debugging scripted downloading processes - DJT is issuing 40 million additional shares to insiders if share price stays above $17.50 for 20 days - As of April 22, requirements for additional shares have been met - DJT public shares remaining after insiders holding amounts to 28,715,597 - Insiders capitalizing on demand, retail investors could be affected by share dilution - Link to SEC filing provided for further information - Retail investors may not be aware of this situation