Trump Media & Technology stock slipped early Tuesday after jumping in the previous session on a report that the company is in talks to buy crypto trading platform Bakkt. A deal would expand President-elect Donald Trump’s crypto interests—he launched his own cryptocurrency venture in September—a platform called World Liberty Financial.

Trump Media & Technology Group Corp.’s stock fell more than 10% on Tuesday after a big runup in the previous session for the parent of President-elect Donald Trump’s Truth Social media platform. The stock fell back the day after rising about 17% after a report that Trump Media was near a deal to buy Bakkt Holdings Inc.

A 16.65% move to the upside was caused by news that Trump Media could soon make an all-stock acquisition of crypto trading platform Bakkt.

Trump Media stock was one of the clearest Trump trades going into the Nov. 5 election. The stock, which trades under the ticker DJT, fell further in early trading Thursday, slipping 5.9% to $27.22 even after Wednesday’s late call that Republicans will keep control the House.

Trump Media & Technology, the parent company of Truth Social, is reportedly in talks to buy crypto trading firm Bakkt.

Bakkt stock surged Monday before making further gains in premarket trading Tuesday as investors cheered the prospect of a Trump Media takeover.

Donald Trump's social media company is in advanced talks to buy crypto trading firm Bakkt, the Financial Times reported, citing two people with knowledge of the talks.Trump Media and Technology Group,

While Trump Media has reported a $363 million net loss on revenues of just $2.6 million so far this year, it boasts a market cap above $7 billion.