Trump's social media company can go public following merger

Donald Trump faces a Monday deadline to post a $454 million bond in a civil fraud case in New York. The case involves allegations of fraudulently inflating his net worth. Despite claiming to have the cash, Trump intends to use it for his presidential campaign, conflicting with his attorneys' request for a delay. The New York Attorney General's Office is prepared to seize Trump's assets, including his golf course and estate. A potential funding source could be the merger of Trump's social media company with Digital World, which could make his shares worth over $3 billion. However, Trump is barred from selling these shares for six months. Creative fundraising strategies may help Trump secure the bond.

What is the amount Trump needs to post as a bond in his civil fraud case?

• $350 million

• $454 million

• $500 million

• $400 million

What action has the New York Attorney General's Office taken against Trump?

• Filed judgments to seize properties

• Issued a travel ban

• Frozen his bank accounts

• Revoked his business licenses

Which properties are mentioned as being at risk of seizure?

• Trump Tower and Mar-a-Lago

• Seven Springs estate and Mar-a-Lago

• Mar-a-Lago and Trump Tower

• Trump Tower and Seven Springs estate

What is the potential value of Trump's shares after the merger with Digital World?

• More than $5 billion

• More than $3 billion

• More than $2 billion

• More than $4 billion

What restriction is placed on Trump regarding his shares in the merger agreement?

• He can sell them after one year

• He can only sell half of them

• He must sell them immediately

• He cannot sell them for six months