We all have dumb startup thoughts, and our friends might humor us by giving us a couple of bucks to satisfy them. But a billion dollars? Well, perhaps —if you’re Donald Trump.

The previous US President’s social network said in a public statement that it just received $1 billion in funding from a “diverse group of institutional investors,” without uncovering any names. After this arrangement, the Trump Media and Technology Group (TMTG), is reportedly valued at $4 billion.

Investors are placing their money into a merged endeavor comprising of  TMTG and the Digital World Acquisition Corp, a Special Purpose Acquisition Company (SPAC). $1 billion is a great deal of money: Facebook purchased Instagram for that sort of moolah in 2012; the US could utilize it to vaccinate in excess of 40 million people to save them from COVID-19; Trump can pay for the Secret Service to ensure his family for nearly seven months. You get the drift.

Trump’s social network  — unexpectedly named TRUTH — and his media bunch were officially reported in October. Around then, the organization said it intended to dispatch the site and the application is welcome just mode by November. Be that as it may, obviously, it missed the deadline and has made no declarations in regards to the delivery date.

TRUTH was declared with an elevated point of battling “the oppression of Big Tech.” But that is somewhat difficult to do when you don’t have… any tech. The organization plans to open up the organization to people in general in 2022, however, I wouldn’t get my expectations up.

Trump is as yet prohibited from Twitter, Facebook, and all the significant social networks of the world. So he doesn’t exactly have a web bull horn to holler out his considerations right now. The last right-learning social network, Parler, caught fire after Google and Apple kicked it out of their application stores, and most cloud organizations declined to provide hosting services.

So Trump and co. will require a huge load of cash to set up a framework to support the interpersonal organization if Big Tech is not going to help it. In any case, assuming that it continues to get more financial backers, it may remain above water — regardless of whether it’s simply a hallucination.