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Yes, I would, assuming you don't mean statements like "1+1 = 2", but rather true statements spread over a variety of contexts such that I would reasonably believe that you would be trustworthy to that degree over random situations (and thus including such as whether I should give you money.)
(Also, the 100 billion true statements themselves would probably be much more valuable than $100,000).
According to game theory, this opens you to exploitation by an agent that wants your money for its own gain and can generate 100 billion true statements at a little cost.