The lawsuit challenging Truth Social’s paid early-access API, filed in mid-August in federal district court in New York, remains at the initial pleading stage with a preliminary injunction motion submitted in early September. No temporary restraining order or hearing has occurred, and standard federal litigation timelines for briefing, argument, and any ruling typically extend beyond the October 31 resolution window. The service continues operating without interruption, and defendants have defended it as a standard data product. These procedural realities, rather than the merits of the First Amendment claims, underpin traders’ assessment that a court-ordered block by the deadline is improbable, though a later adverse ruling remains possible if the case advances.